student Salta Governor Juan Manuel Urtubey, ordered the Ministry of provincial education involved in the case of discrimination to a 16-year-old student who suffered harassment on the part of authorities of a private school of the city of Salta, for wearing a multicolored bracelet, symbol of LGBT. In addition, for this case, executives sanctioned four students who joined the minor, who not renewed tuition for next year.” It is unacceptable,”said Urtubey today via his Twitter account, in response to a posting of laperiodista Florence Etcheves, who claimed him to intervene in the case.
As you say, it is unacceptable. I spoke with her family and gave instructions to the Ministry of education so they will affirm the rights of Santi and his colleagues. – Juan Manuel Urtubey (@UrtubeyJM) December 11, 2018 the Governor said that he spoke with the family of the student and said that It gave “instructions to the Ministry of education” so they will affirm the rights of Santi and his companions. The boy, identified as Santiago Coraita, in her fourth year secondary private school Santa Maria, of the city of Salta, and in September received a call to attention for wearing a bracelet with the flag of the LGBT community.
Santiago will not enrolled in that school authorities of the institution accused him violate the values of the school and cause through his attitude, which led to four colleagues painted the LGBT flag in his arms in solidarity with him and disseminate that gesture through photos on social networks. One of the images showed a sign of “fuck you” to the school badge, which was in a t-shirt with the legend “Fuck what they think” (which not to import what they think). The institution decided to then punishing four students with 14 cautions and days later, even with the request for apology from students, they were informed that no they remade them tuition in 2019, asserting the right of admission. Jorge Coraita, the father of the discriminated against young, announced that it will present a formal complaint before the National Institute against discrimination, xenophobia and racism, Inadi.En this note:
