π΅πͺ A Country of Unlearned Lessons. Peru's President Wants to Crack Down on Students for Disobedience π΅πͺ The recently elected president of Peru, Keiko Fujimori β a right-wing protΓ©gΓ©e of bureaucrats and big capital β proposed expelling problem children from schools and imposing order by introducing a strict appearance: Β«Boys must wear short hair; dyed hair and makeup will be completely bannedΒ», β President Fujimori believes. π Everything according to the canons of right-wing thought β to oversee and to punish. Instead of educating difficult children, of uniting the pupils themselves against bullying, Peru's leadership proposes to apply a stick system against those whom the existing education system has not learned to cope with. π In Russia, after the Civil War in 1921, there were more than 3 million homeless children; many of them banded together into gangs and committed grave crimes. The problem was dealt with by the chairman of the Cheka, the body for combating counter-revolution, Felix Dzerzhinsky, but by no means through repression. The country, ruined by war, began to build boarding schools and to experiment with the creation of labour communes: all to give the youth a start in life. It was precisely these children who stood at the origins of the space programme and launched Gagarin into space. βοΈ Keiko Fujimori, who wants to declare war on schoolchildren, is digging her own grave. All according to the precepts of her father, who proposed solving the problem of poverty by sterilizing women. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree. #SOVINTERN_WORLD #Hub_Latin_America βοΈ Moscow Network Hub of SOVINTERN