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previously used by the students to enforce the May 2010 strike in "students inside, police outside" style, were no longer available (because the gates were removed and entrances controlled by heavy police presence), the strike was then run in a "students outside, police inside" way. The 16th of
December on the third day of protest the students carried out a silent march through the campus. Some professors called for protest to demand an official assembly between all the professors. Students rallied inside and outside the campus, with protests reaching
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Laborde, President; Santiago Velázquez, vice-president; Verónica Guzmán, Executive
Secretary; María Mercedes Carruthers, Secretary; Arturo Ríos, University Board alternate and Rashid Marcano, Administrative Board alternate. The administration included another three students who acted as strike leaders, in the motion and demanded cessation of the conduct, as well as monetary reparations for the losses of the administration (calculated by them to be over $ 150 million).
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5 days of court-mandated mediation, the board of trustees voted 9 to 4 in favor of entering an agreement with the students, attending their claims against the tuition increase/special fee, summary suspensions and expulsions, as well as the aforementioned issues about financial aid. Among those four members of the board who voted against the agreement (and declined to even sign the document) was board president, Ygrí Rivera.
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administration "flexibilised" the hike, trying to make students agree with either a 100% tuition hike or a $ 1,300 Special Fee. The fee would be paid twice or three times a year, for a three-year period, and would be tied to a tuition fee increase after the three-year period, despite the fact that tuition increases are already in place until the 2015–16 academic year according to
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President of the Board of Trustees, the elimination of the 98 certification, the assignation of 9.6% of the government's money to the university, and they threatened the government by saying they were going to participate in the strike if the board of trustees did not reunite with the They also expressed their objection to the presence of riot police aroundthe different campuses.
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After weeks, the judge decided to order both sides into mandated mediation with retired judge Pedro López Oliver. The students were represented by the
National Negotiating Committee. From the administration side, the entire board of trustees was ordered to appear. On the night of June 16, 2010, after
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Muriente, who used popular radio stations like Radio Isla to talk in favor of the students. The Brotherhood of nonteaching staff (HEEND) union, representing non-teaching employees, and the Syndicate representing university maintenance workers, also issued calls to
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Student Assemblies (held in venues with a maximum capacity much lower than the size of the student bodies), in September 2009 and again in April 2010. These committees have played a key role in the 2010 UPR-RP strikes. In almost every instance, vote by secret
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Piedras that took place in November 2010 passed a proposal for an additional 48-hour strike to be held December 7 and 8, with an option for an indefinite strike to start on December 14, 2010. Around 3 a.m. of that day, three Río Piedras' UPR students were arrested trying to
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announced his Fiscal and Economic Recovery Plan, which included reducing the government's annual expenditures by more than $ 2 billion at the start of the next fiscal year in July 2009 and possibly laying off up to 30,000 public sector workers. Eventually, 12,505 were laid off. In 2007 and 2008, the
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By May 2011 the strike, although not formally ended, had died out. One last act of defiance took place in the 2011 graduation ceremony, where a handful of law students, including 2010 student strikers, stood up, and turned their backs to Chancellor Guadalupe and President Miguel Muñoz. This act was
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entered the Río Piedras campus, in a major departure from the university's long held No-Confrontation policy. Police presence on the campus remained large and they denied the press entry on December 14. On December 18 police where deployed to the Bayamon campus marking the fourth campus with police
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On Friday May 21, the professors of all 11 campuses met in a General Assembly held at the Cayey Municipal Arena. There were about 1,100 professors members present. During that assembly, the professors voted to support the student strike. They voted to ask for the resignation of the President of the
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After negotiations had almost ended the strike, it was discovered that there was going to be a 100% estimated tuition hike. The hike, unveiled by the President of the Board of Trustees, Ygrí Rivera, made the previously negotiated achievements on the waivers or exemptions almost inconsequential. The
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of the University of Puerto Rico also held a general assembly, in which they ratified the indefinite strike vote. The ratification vote led to a long and heated debate during the assembly, as students took turns in favor and against the strike. Students also deliberated on whether to vote by secret
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which would be delegated to discuss several issues with the university administration. The students demanded a repeal of Certification 98, put into order by the board of trustees, which made changes to the student waiver policies by limiting them. These policies would waive some payments related to
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The government's budget for this year exceeded $ 9 billion. Governor Fortuño stated in his Budget Message that, had the 1966 formula been based on expenditures and not revenues, the university would have been assigned approximately $ 864 million and not $ 733 million. He said that by dividing the $
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As of early 2012, rumors persisted of further strikes at the campus of Río Piedras of the University of Puerto Rico. If a strike was to develop along the pattern of the previous ones, it was likely to occur shortly before closing the second semester of the 2011–12 academic year. On March 13, 2012,
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The protest and backlash against police presence on the campus resulted in the end of Jose Ramon de la Torre's term after he resigned to the Presidency of the UPR on February 11, as well as the removal of all tactical police units from the Río Piedras Campus, as ordered by Governor Luis Fortuño on
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The National Negotiation Committee was formed to negotiate and represent students in the face of the administration. During June the parties meet in an attempt to end the indefinite strike. During these negotiations five students held a silent protest blocking the president of the university from
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On May 21, more than 1,000 professors from all 11 campuses met in a General Assembly. During that assembly, the professors voted to continue the strike should university officials end it by using police force against students. They also called for the resignation of the President of the UPR and of
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Students at 10 of the 11 campuses continued their protests. On May 3 the professors and students of the Cayey campus joined the indefinite strike. At the Rio Piedras campus students remained inside throughout the strike, using portable showers and stoves in their makeshift camps. Desks and chairs
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in 2006, were excluded from the General Funds and were not part of the base used for UPR's formula-based state revenues. Following the implementation of Law #7, declaring a Fiscal Emergency, government revenues going to the General Fund were further diminished or were reassigned to other areas of
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On 21 April the UPR Administration submitted an injunction against General Council President Gabriel Laborde, requiring him to open the gates of the UPR Río Piedras Campus. Afterwards, the administration tried to get Laborde jailed for contempt of court, saying he was not doing enough to open the
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The strike on the Rio Piedras Campus began on the morning of April 21, 2010; between 4:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. students closed off access to the campus by locking all gates and building improvised barricades. Students clashed with university guards that tried to prevent the students from
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Ana Guadalupe and the campus security chief were assaulted by students, notwithstanding the presence of journalists, photographers, and cameramen. Surrounded by angry students, a visibly shaken Guadalupe was hurried to a campus security vehicle, which was attacked by students, who broke vehicle
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After the 13th of May General Río Piedras Assembly ratified the strike to continue, by a 90% vote of the students present. The Administration proceeded to include in the injunction the entire Río Piedras Negotiating Committee, as well as the entire Board of the General Council including Gabriel
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On April 29, the Río Piedras campus chapter of the "Asociación Puertorriqueña de Profesores Universitarios" staged a one-day walk-out in support of the students, and called on its members to respect the picket line. On May 21, in a General Assembly of all the UPR professors agreed to making the
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Finally on December 14, another indefinite strike began at the Río Piedras campus. On the same day the student assembly in the Cayey campus approved joining the strike by a margin of two votes. This started a new phase of student protest at the University of Puerto Rico. As physical barriers,
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attended, was taking place. During June, In the midst of the strike, UPR President de la Torre announced a 24-hour ultimatum for the strike to end. Students, however, continued their protests. During the strike, there were also several reports of police preventing students camping inside from
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UPR administration launched a series of advertisements on national newspapers, radio stations, and eventually TV stations. The ads varied each day, calling on the students to stop the strike, warning that a semester cancellation was due. They also asked the people of Puerto Rico to "not let
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foreign/strange elements" set the agenda of the UPR. Calling the student leaders liars, and people without honour, the ads then became more intense, using about eight students claiming that without the strike ending, they would not be able to graduate, continue studies, or get jobs.
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At first, negotiations stalled for weeks. When the Negotiating Committee was finally able to meet with UPR administrative officials, including the President of the Board of Trustees, Ygrí Rivera, and the UPR President, there was no apparent progress toward ending the student strike.
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The HEEND and the "Asociación Puertorriqueña de Profesores Universitarios" (APPU) also joined the strike. The president of the organization, Wilberto Jiménez Rivera wrote a series of articles in newspapers like "El Nuevo Día", where he expresses his solidarity with the strike.
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5% temporary surcharge, half of the revenues of the IVU tax sent to the Compelling Interest Fund Corporation (COFINA in Spanish), and the stabilization fund, which is basically a loan and not revenue, are excluded from the revenue base used in the computation of the formula.
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ballot or by hand vote. The vote for indefinite strike was ratified by an evident majority of the students through a hand vote. With this vote for strike, Mayagüez students joined the 9 other campuses, including Rio Piedras, on a campus-wide indefinite student strike.
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on April 28, in support for the students on strike. Some of the artists present were Antonio Caban Vale (El Topo), Tito Auger, Los Rayos Gamma, Andy Montañez, Danny Rivera, and among many others. Rene Perez of the duo Calle 13 expressed his support and presented a
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In need of a fast, reliable medium to communicate with a widely spread audience, a group of students from Rio Piedras Campus organized a worker's collective during the early days of the strike that started audio broadcasts through their own radio station, named
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The General Student Council of the Rio Piedras campus held a General Assembly of Students on Tuesday, April 13, 2010, at the UPR-RP Theatre. Due to student overflow, the assembly was simultaneously held at Amphitheater Number 1 at the School of Education.
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Radio Huelga also broadcasts through a low-power AM station (1650AM), with a coverage radius of 1-square-mile (2.6 km). Due to FCC regulations the geographic coverage of the station is limited to the Hato Rey and Río Piedras subsections of San Juan.
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On September 25, 2009, the government announced it would lay off thousands of government workers from various agencies. On September 28, 2009, a General Student Assembly was held, prompted by the magnitude of these layoffs. This assembly created
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who were supporting the students. Some of the artists in the video were: Ricky Martin, Ruben Blades, Juanes, Bebe, and Alejandro Sanz among others. More concerts were also held in other campuses, including Mayagüez, Cayey, Humacao and Bayamon.
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tried to organize a vote for a definite-duration strike in favor, among other things, of free university education. Students called for a new assembly in April 2012. At that point, the March 13 assembly ended, in part because the necessary
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The chancellor of the Arecibo campus, Ana Gómez, resigned to her job because José de la Torre asked her to do so after she supported the strikes. As a result, all the deans of the UPR Arecibo campus resigned from their positions.
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the President of the Board of Trustees, Ygrí Rivera. Non-teaching university employees also showed support to striking students, such as the Hermandad (HEEND) union and the Syndicate representing university maintenance workers.
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continued to barricade university gates for weeks, while student dorms were taken over by students. In May demonstrators and police clashed outside the Sheraton Hotel where a PNP fundraising event, which the governor
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asked the police to show restraint and respect students right to protest. This provoked general criticism against a police presence inside the Río Piedras campus. As part of the events taking place, students used
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The administration claimed that because of the cessation of activities, the university's financial situation worsened. The estimated loses of the institution surpassed $ 52 million by the summer of 2010.
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Eight of the 11 campuses ratified the agreements in their own Student Assemblies held between June 17 and June 20. The National Student Assembly took place in the Juan Pachín Vicens Coliseum in
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closing the gates. Interim Chancellor Guadalupe ordered an indefinite shutdown of the campus around 9:35 a.m., and denounced that 19 university guards were harmed in the takeover.
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presence. The same day a judge rejected a student petition to ensure the strikes could continue within the UPR-RP. On December 13 the resident commissioner
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for every college. It also decreed several days of strikes, and joined the so-called "National" Strike celebrated on October 15, 2009.
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Administration on late 16 June 2010. The UPR Río Piedras General Council voted that same day to support the National Assembly.
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and Interim Chancellor Ana R. Guadalupe, but the administration maintained its stance in favour of the quota and budget cuts.
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eliminated the $ 800 quota. The measure went into effect on July 1, 2013, but by this date students had already paid $ 400.
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inside and outside campus, showed images of students and other activists, allegedly arrested using excessive methods.
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J. Castro Santiago, Dr. Raúl; Torres-Lugo, Irmannette; Molina Coto, Dr. José; I. Rodríguez Galarza, Maria (2010).
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published a letter on May 5, 2010, supporting the UPR students and their strike. Around 230 University of
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federal funds, of $ 105 million and of $ 25 million, during the first two fiscal years of his term.
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copied by hundreds of undergraduate students during the undergraduate graduation ceremonies.
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1317:"Renuncian todos los decanos de la UPR en Arecibo en solidaridad con la Rectora"
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1201:"Continúan las negociaciones para dar fin a la huelga de la UPR - El Nuevo Día"
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1928:"Estudiantes se preparan para pernoctar en la UPR - Sigue el minuto a minuto"
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2169:"Huelga UPR: Sólo se halló causa contra 8 de los 16 estudiantes detenidos"
715:"Recobrando Nuestra Salud Fiscal…Y Protegiendo La Salud De Nuestro Pueblo"
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1256:[International solidarity: ¡Victory to the strike of the UPR!].
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On March 7, 2011, the level of campus violence reached the point where
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jam the locks of several Natural Sciences and mathematics classrooms.
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1626:"Huelga en la UPR Día 48: El viernes se reanudan las negociaciones"
935:(in Spanish). Cayey: UNIVERSITY OF PUERTO RICO AT CAYEY. p. 7.
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fee increases and demanded guarantees that campuses would not be
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tuition and other additional fees. Students were also opposed to
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A group of Puerto Rican artists decided host a concert titled
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1427:"Huelguistas en la UPR crean colectivo de prensa estudiantil"
867:"Students, unions promise increased militancy in UPR strike"
646:"Puerto Rico: Huelga de estudiantes terminó luego de 60 días"
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1995:[With no right to strike the students of the UPR].
1254:"Solidaridad internacional ¡Triunfo a la huelga de la UPR!"
1011:[Vigilant before a possible dispersal in the UPR].
2144:"Huelga en la UPR: Hay 17 estudiantes detenidos -Ve vídeo"
1229:"Desde Adentro: Apoyo internacional a la Huelga en la UPR"
356:) was donated for the publication of the groups material.
117:
ballot has been opposed by the General Student Councils.
2203:"Huelga UPR: Violento final al séptimo día de la huelga"
1750:"A new, violent order at the University of Puerto Rico"
2588:[Student assembly leaves strike in suspense].
2500:["They throw Ana Guadalupe with everything"].
1285:[Strike in the UPR day 29: minute by minute].
611:, Graduate Journal of Social Science, Vol. 8, Issue 1.
335:
organized encampments to support the student protest.
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2615:"Imprecisa Asamblea General de Estudiantes en UPR-RP"
1071:"Aprueban una cuota estudiantil permanente en la UPR"
609:
A new, violent order at the University of Puerto Rico
2084:[UPR Strike: Profesores call for assembly].
1899:"'El Gobierno decretó una huelga en la Universidad'"
1870:[Strike at University of Puerto Rico ends].
142:
In assembly, students approved a motion to create a
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2555:"Demostraciones de repudio en graduación en la UPR"
2376:"Rectora de Río Piedras condena actos de violencia"
388:Their live-streaming page (which can be viewed at:
2349:[(they) reject actions of police in UPR].
1127:"René Pérez en la huelga de la UPR - El Nuevo Día"
2284:"Junta de Síndicos UPR elimina la cuota de $ 800"
2051:"Huelga UPR: Recinto de Cayey se une a la huelga"
1962:"Humacao se suma a la lista de recintos ocupados"
1777:[They arrest three students of the UPR].
838:"Student Protests Tie Up Campuses in Puerto Rico"
1993:"Sin derecho a huelga los estudiantes de la UPR"
1868:"Finaliza paro en la Universidad de Puerto Rico"
1687:"Repudian confirmación de rectora Ana Guadalupe"
1373:[With "support" the strike in the UPR].
1073:[Permanent UPR student quota approved].
2586:"Asamblea estudiantil deja en suspenso el paro"
2026:[Pierluisi: "Put an end to this now"].
1009:"Vigilantes ante un posible desalojo en la UPR"
2407:"Formaliza su renuncia José Ramón de la Torre"
528:The local media coverage on the deployment of
134:Police near protests at the Río Piedras campus
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2236:[The strike surpasses $ 52 million].
599:2009 California college tuition hike protests
302:After a faculty meeting, professors from the
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2469:"Llevan a la rectora al Hospital Industrial"
1203:. Elnuevodia.com. 2010-05-05. Archived from
1839:[Violent beginning to the strike].
626:University of Puerto Rico, official website
541:to drive students out of their classrooms,
482:Shortly after the December 7–8 strike, the
322:their members to respect the picket lines.
281:Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo
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2082:"Huelga UPR: Profesores convocan asamblea"
1283:"Huelga en la UPR Día 29: Minuto a minuto"
757:"Concluye el paro sin mayores incidentes"
671:"La Ley de la Universidad de Puerto Rico"
566:during a student assembly members of the
1156:"Concierto: ¡Que vivan los estudiantes!"
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2347:"Repudian acción de policías en la UPR"
2260:Figueroa, Noticentro / Yesenia Torres,
1775:"Arrestan a tres estudiantes de la UPR"
810:Positiva enmienda a la Certificación 98
637:
594:University of Puerto Rico strikes, 2017
1474:"UPR Strike: Eviction Deadline Today!"
1350:Renuncian todos los decanos de la UPRA
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524:2011 Río Piedras campus strike events
18:2010 University of Puerto Rico Strike
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2968:Student strikes in the United States
2234:"Supera los $ 52 millones la huelga"
2498:"Le tiran con todo a Ana Guadalupe"
2024:"Pierluisi: "Que se acabe esto ya""
732:"Caza Noticias en el Paro Nacional"
1757:Graduate Journal of Social Science
1402:"Paro en apoyo a huelga en la UPR"
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530:"elite" Puerto Rican Police units
350:Rojo Gallito Prensa Desde Adentro
344:Rojogallito, Prensa Desde Adentro
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2733:University of Puerto Rico System
1763:: 42–61 – via open access.
1133:. Elnuevodia.com. Archived from
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2988:2010 labor disputes and strikes
2963:Student protests in Puerto Rico
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1371:"Con "apoyo" el paro en la UPR"
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511:In 2013 the UPR under governor
163:would begin on April 23, 2010.
1660:[Strike ends in UPR].
1658:"Finaliza la huelga en la UPR"
1501:"Se anota una Gabriel Laborde"
807:Valentín/CyberNews, Normando,
1:
1837:"Violento el inicio del paro"
2384:. 2010-12-20. Archived from
1656:Arroyo, Efrén (2010-06-21).
1453:"Diálogo UPR | Somos muchos"
126:Rio Piedras General Assembly
89:5% temporary surcharge, the
781:La Nación.pr (2010-04-25).
248:¡Que vivan los estudiantes!
72:On March 3, 2009, Governor
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237:Support from other sectors
216:receiving food and water.
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2875:San Juan Botanical Garden
1748:Brusi, Rima (June 2011).
167:Mayaguez General Assembly
34:University of Puerto Rico
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1258:www.internationalist.org
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688:"Portada - El Nuevo Día"
652:(in Spanish). 2010-07-05
650:Global Voices en Español
513:Alejandro García Padilla
1586:. 2010. pp. 1–108.
1499:Noticentro, Redacción.
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555:Río Piedras Chancellor
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2808:Professional schools
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484:Puerto Rican Police
354:www.rojogallito.com
82:Aníbal Acevedo Vilá
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