The foreign students of the University of Medicine and Pharmacy “Carol Davilla” from Bucharest are joining the protest of their colleagues of the University of Medicine and Pharmacy from Cluj-Napoca and organize today, at 12,00 hours, a manifestation at the university head office.
The manifestation will take place simultaneously in Bucharest and Cluj- Napoca, while the students’ action in Oradea will take place on Tuesday, the 13.rd of October, as they didn’t received the approval for today.
The cause of these protests consists in the significant increase of the tuition costs and its announcement only one week before the beginning of the school year. This situation has forbidden them to pay the taxes in due time so they risk to not receive the study visa and to be obliged to leave Romania.
About this action, Mr. Nati Meir has stated:
“ I have sustained the protest of the students in Cluj and I will join today, at 12,00 hours their colleagues in Bucharest, because I consider that their problems must be urgently solved. If our government doesn’t find the time to analyse their request, the universities will loose both students and money.”
Nati Meir’s Press Office
Independent candidate for the Presidency
The manifestation will take place simultaneously in Bucharest and Cluj- Napoca, while the students’ action in Oradea will take place on Tuesday, the 13.rd of October, as they didn’t received the approval for today.
The cause of these protests consists in the significant increase of the tuition costs and its announcement only one week before the beginning of the school year. This situation has forbidden them to pay the taxes in due time so they risk to not receive the study visa and to be obliged to leave Romania.
About this action, Mr. Nati Meir has stated:
“ I have sustained the protest of the students in Cluj and I will join today, at 12,00 hours their colleagues in Bucharest, because I consider that their problems must be urgently solved. If our government doesn’t find the time to analyse their request, the universities will loose both students and money.”
Nati Meir’s Press Office
Independent candidate for the Presidency
