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The student movement performed other acts against the educational policies, already under the Brazilian military regime. In 1965, students took to the streets demanding more funding for education, but also the end of the agreement USAID-MEC (Ministry of Education and Culture / Foreign Aid Agency and the U.S.). One of the major changes proposed in accordance with the Agency U.S. concerned to encourage the privatization of Brazilian education, especially higher education. In addition, the Agency funded educational programs and conservative character still subsidized training postgraduates in USA. USAID also aimed to promote abroad the U.S. a favorable position in regard to the Cold War. In one of its reports stated: "The Cold War is a battle for man's intellect (...). If we can help these universities to exalt truth, find it and teach it, then we would have the added security that Brazil would be a free society and a loyal friend of the United States. Confrontation between police and students in São Paulo, in August 1968. Photo: National Archives / Morning Post. With positions contrary to those educational policies proposed by the University Reform, once again, the student movement co- loca-up against the policies initiated by the military government. Due to his performances in Brazilian society, UNE, and generally throughout the student movement was the target of the Brazilian military government. Already on 1 April 1964, the headquarters of UNE, located in Rio de Janeiro, was raided and burnt down by a paramilitary group called CCC (Fighter Command to the Communists). These paramilitaries acted during almost the entire period of the dictatorship, in an attempt to eliminate the existing social movements representing a supposed "red danger" as Communists (organized or not the parties), and students who were largely linked the UNE. To oppose this regime, however, was a very dangerous action, especially after 1968, when the military-ins
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Studentski pokret izvodi druge radnje protiv obrazovne politike, već u brazilskom vojnog režima. U 1965, studentima je na ulice zahtjevnim više sredstava za obrazovanje, ali i kraj sporazuma USAID-MEC (Ministarstvo prosvjete i kulture / inozemnu pomoć Agencije i SAD-u). Jedna od glavnih promjena koje su predložene u skladu s Agencijom SAD zabrinuti za poticanje privatizacije brazilske obrazovanja, osobito visokog obrazovanja. Osim toga, Agencija financira edukacijske programe i konzervativne lik uvijek sufinanciranja obrazovanja diplomanta u SAD-u. USAID je također imao za cilj promovirati inozemstvu US povoljan položaj u odnosu na Hladnog rata. U jednom od svojih izvještaja navodi: "Hladni rat je borba za čovjekovu razumu (...). Ako možemo pomoći tim sveučilištima uzvisiti istinu, pronaći i to naučiti, onda bismo imati dodatnu sigurnost da bi Brazil slobodno društvo i odani prijatelj Sjedinjenih Američkih Država. Sukob između policije i studenata u São Paulu, u kolovozu 1968. Foto: Državni arhiv / Morning Post. S pozicije u suprotnosti s onim obrazovnim politikama koje je predložio reforme Sveučilišta, opet, studentski pokret co- lo-up protiv politike pokrenutih od strane vojne vlasti. Zbog njegove nastupe u brazilskom društvu, une, i općenito tijekom studentskog pokreta bio meta brazilske vojne vlasti. Već 1. travnja 1964 sjedište UNE, nalazi se u Rio de Janeiru, je pretresla i spalili paravojne skupine pod nazivom HGK (Fighter Command na komuniste). Ove paravojne djelovao tijekom gotovo cijelog razdoblja diktature, u pokušaju da eliminira postojeće društvene pokrete koji predstavljaju na navodnu "crvenu opasnost" kao komunista (organizira ili ne stranke), a učenici koji su u velikoj mjeri povezane UNE. Za ovu se protive režimu, međutim, bio je vrlo opasna radnja, osobito nakon 1968, kada je vojno-ins