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PPN Aseita no Rona Protesta Husi Manifestasaun Estudantes Hodi Hapara Sosa Kareta

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Prezidente PN, Aniceto Guterres. [Foto: Santina Lucia da Costa | 22.02.2021]

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Asaun estudante no Aliansa Maubere Nacional (AMN) kontra proposta husi Parlamentu Nasional hodi sosa kareta no laptop ba deputadu sira, hetan duni aseitasaun hodi hapara proposta refere.

Prezidente Parlamentu Nasional, Aniceto Longuinhos Guterres Lopes, aseita estudante sira ne’ebé halo manifestasaun hodi hapara sosa kareta ba deputadu sira no sujere revé polítika apoiu transporte ba deputadu sira.

“Ha’u konvida deputadu sira, atu revé tanba polítika sosa kareta ba deputadu sira, tanba hahú sala tiha ona, ha’u apoiu estudante no joven sira ne’ebé halo manifestasaun,” hatete Prezidente PPN iha diskusaun Orsamentu Jerál Estadu 2023 iha jeneralidade loron 9 Novembru 2022.

Prezidente Parlamentu Nasionál dehan, Governu hakat tiha ona ho polítika ida ba kargu xefia sira, atribui de’it subsídiu transporte, la fó karreta. Lei estatutu deputadu sira hatete katak deputadu sira iha direitu ba transporte, la signifika tenki hetan kareta. Interpretasaun ida dehan, deputadu sira iha direitu ba kareta hahú 2007 iha segunda legislatura, ne’e interpretasaun ne’ebé sala.

“Uluk FRETILIN kontra sosa kareta ne’e, ha’u xefe bankada, ha’u hamriik iha oin kontra sosa kareta, loloos atribui de’it subsidiu transporte,” dehan PPN Aniceto.

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    The article raises an interesting point about student protests and the concerns being discussed around Husi and Hapara Sosa Kareta. What caught my attention is how political issues can quickly become student issues too, especially when public policies affect education directly. The article also shows why clear communication from political leaders matters, otherwise people start making their own assumptions. I think the bigger question is whether student voices are actually being heard during these debates, not just during protest time.
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    Artigu kona ba protesta PPN Aseita no rona manifestasaun estudantes ne’e hatudu katak isu sosa kareta la’ós deit problema politika, maibé mos envolve transparensia no prioridade governu. Estudantes iha direitu atu husu klarifikasaun, liu-liu bainhira uza osan publiku. Maibé, importante mos atu parte hotu-hotu haree dadus no faktus antes halo julgamentu. Pergunta ne’ebé interesante mak, se kareta tenki sosa duni, tanba saida la halo prosesu konsultasaun ho estudantes no komunidade molok desizaun final? Debate hanesan ne’e presiza espasu naroman liu.
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