Federal Universities in Pernambuco Face Financial Crisis

The financial situation of federal universities in Pernambuco has reached a critical point. With a shortage of R$ 437 million to close out 2024, these institutions are facing the risk of paralysis. According to the rectors of these universities, the federal government’s budget allocation for this year is insufficient to meet the needs of the institutions.

UFPE rector says situation is critical

The data reveals that the budget of the federal universities in Pernambuco has been reduced by R$ 128 million over the past decade. This significant decrease has resulted in a shortage of resources, making it difficult for the universities to maintain their activities.

UFRPE rectors seek emergency meeting with government officials

The rectors of the federal universities in Pernambuco are seeking an emergency meeting with government officials to discuss the financial crisis and find a solution. They argue that the situation is critical and requires immediate attention to avoid the paralysis of the institutions.

The financial crisis is not only affecting the universities but also the students. The lack of resources is impacting the quality of education, and students are feeling the effects.

Students demand solution to financial crisis

Students are demanding that the government take immediate action to address the financial crisis and ensure that the universities have the resources they need to function properly.

The situation is critical, and it is essential that a solution is found soon to avoid the paralysis of the federal universities in Pernambuco. The rectors, students, and the government must work together to find a way to overcome this financial crisis and ensure the continuity of education in the region.