translated from Spanish: Mayor of Santiago called the students of the National Institute to dialogue

The mayor of Santiago, Felipe Alessandri, called to the dialogue the students of the National Institute, in the face of the beginning of the school year in March, after a year marked by takes and acts of violence in the establishment.
Alessandri, in statements set out by La Tercera, called on the students of the venue to “approach his holder. We can make a bridge with the Ministry of Education or parliamentarians, but let’s put violence aside.”
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In his sayings, the mayor of Santiago also asked not to normalize the police presence in the establishments of the commune and said that “if there is the launch of Molotov bombs or students put the lives of their peers, their teachers, I as a supporter I have the obli to go to Carabineros.”
This day was learned that 900 schools anticipated the start of the school year for Monday, February 24. In this regard, Alessandri reported that of the 44 schools in the commune, 43 of them will start the year on March 4, while the Liceo Miguel Luis Amunátegui will do so in the third week of March.
 

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