Revolutionaries of all ideals

Do you remember the proposed educational reform that caused (and is still causing) uproar in Colombia that I told you about?

The first face-to-face contact I had with the anti-privatization movement was in Tunja, when I interviewed Niro, a student at the Universidad Pedagógica y Tecnológica de Colombia. Around the time I started asking questions and doing research, I had heard that at the Universidad Nacional de Colombia in Bogotá, the movement was even bigger.

I happened to be on campus yesterday to watch a concert, though the graffiti and artwork captivated me instantly and re-sparked my interest in the fight. I think the photos speak for themselves.

Ignorant people are victims of incomprehension and idleness

Police hand president "suspicious" objects that have been confiscated

Santos, the President of Colombia, farts out the Law 30

Against reform and privatization - Alternative law of mobilization

In defense of the university's autonomy - No to the "U" business

Videographer records concert at the university's Che Plaza