SENA not be privatized, said Director Dario Montoya
The director of the Seine Dario Montoya blamed unionists, to persons outside the institution and a few students, the protests that have been altering normal in the National Service Learning.
News In an interview with the Santa Fe, Montoya, categorically rejected reports that the Sena has dropped quality and will be privatized.
He added that by contrast, are making great efforts to overcome some shortcomings, including physical limitations for the student, and declared himself confident that before the end of the year will be resolved.
said that precisely at the end of this month go into operation a new, spacious and modern research center of the Seine in Cazucá sector in Bogotá and Soacha limits, which will clear the South Complex, located in the carrera 30 and Avenida Primero de Mayo.
Seine Director pointed out that many of the events are promoted by people outside the institution, He cited the case of the young Laura Navas, who, he said, came out five years of the Seine.
added that behind the protests are student organizations of public universities by funding problems, made in which the Sena has nothing to do.
News In an interview with the Santa Fe, Montoya, categorically rejected reports that the Sena has dropped quality and will be privatized.
He added that by contrast, are making great efforts to overcome some shortcomings, including physical limitations for the student, and declared himself confident that before the end of the year will be resolved.
said that precisely at the end of this month go into operation a new, spacious and modern research center of the Seine in Cazucá sector in Bogotá and Soacha limits, which will clear the South Complex, located in the carrera 30 and Avenida Primero de Mayo.
Seine Director pointed out that many of the events are promoted by people outside the institution, He cited the case of the young Laura Navas, who, he said, came out five years of the Seine.
added that behind the protests are student organizations of public universities by funding problems, made in which the Sena has nothing to do.
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