To mark the 40th anniversary of the 1971 Student Movement, the most important anti-imperialist struggle starring Colombian youth in the last century, Notes Workers offers readers a set of materials that help to understand the scope of those days, to extract from them the lessons that contribute to the student struggle in the present. Today as yesterday, higher education suffered a setback in the quality content and on budget, all originated in the implementation of policies in support of imperialist capital, which raises the urgency of comprehensive and conclusive mass actions that oppose the current state of affairs, the claim of an education tailored to the interests national, to defend science against the ideological trash of postmodernism and serve it and access the overwhelming majority of people. Save Atcon report, the documents were taken from the magazine Demarcation , year 1, No. 1, June 1974, the book University Colombian Crisis 1971, and several issues of the journal Red Tribune.
Documents Student Meetings |
| Draft Platform for the National Student Organization presented by the Preparatory Committee of the National Student Congress. (October 16-17-18, 1970) |
| Student Program Colombian minimum of |
| Declaration of the IV National University in Cali underground. April 1971 |
| V National University. Continuing the fight for the Minimum Program. Bogotá, 18 to 25 May 1971 |
| Platform University Reform adopted by the VI realiozado National University in Medellin, June 3, 1971 |
| National Committee of Solidarity with Colombian students |
| Statement by the representatives of the students of the University National |
| hard blow for the democratic forces of the University of Antioquia |
| Policy Statement from the meeting of university students held in Medellín on 7 and 8 May 1972 |
| What interests decide the official educational policy in Colombia? |
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| MOIR Documents - Patriotic Youth, JUPA |
| Our policy in the student movement. JUPA, April 1971 |
| student live the glorious struggle for national culture, scientific and mass! Support of the presentation of the JUPA to the VI National University |
| Marcelo Torres Speech before the National Council of University Presidents. April 27, 1971 |
Viva | revolutionary reform of the university! Tribune Red No. 1, July 1971 |
| great revolutionary struggle of youth. Tribune Red No. 1, July 1971 |
| The government, the black hand and the commies against Colombian Student Movement. Tribune Red No. 2, August 1971 |
| Historical progress of the Student Movement: defeat of the reaction and opportunism. Tribune Red No. 3, November 1971 |
| the chuppah overwhelming victory at the University of Antioquia, each desk a barricade in the cultural revolution against imperialism. Tribuna Roja No. 5, February 23, 1972 |
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| Documents Socialist Tendency |
| policy and strategy of the strike of the Universidad del Valle |
| Fighting continues. Cali, April 1971 |
| University reform and socialist revolution. Paper presented at the VI National University |
| Socialist Manifesto Colombian students. July 7, 1971 |
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| Documents of the Communist Youth |
| youth movement, student movement and popular unit. Taken from the Policy Paper No. 91, January-February 1971 |
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| Documents teachers |
| Assembly Declaration of faculty of National University of Bogotá's to the events of February 26 in Cali |
| open letter from the Association of Professors of the University of Antioquia the Rector Luis Duque Nando Fer ¬ |
| Teacher Stability . Document of the Association of University Professors ¬ An tioquia |
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| government documents and imperialist policies |
Rudolph P. Atcon: The Latin American university. Key to developing a joint approach of coordinated social, economic and education in Latin America
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