From the Student Assembly of the University of Murcia (AEUM) they conclude that the students of the Region of Murcia can only show their rejection of the positions taken by the University of Murcia, the Regional Government and the Councils of Health and Universities before the January exam call. Zahira, AEUM spokesperson affirms "that since the approval of the regulation on December 4, students have witnessed how the university and government institutions have ignored the concerns expressed by them regarding the situation of the call for exams in January The responsibility of taking the necessary measures to protect the health of the student body, PDI and PAS has been used as a throwing weapon among the various trained institutions that sought to avoid acknowledging that they had not prepared for a scenario that they recognized foreseeing.
" Therefore, the general perception among students is that the institutions have not taken the reports of the risk situation to which we were being exposed with the seriousness that they deserved. The Murcia Region is in a critical state, as evidenced by the data, with more than 2,000 infected daily, more than 11,000 infected in total, 36 confined municipalities, an accumulated incidence that is it has tripled since the regulation was published and severe restrictive measures were implemented that are not too different from those implemented after the quarantine. However, they count from AEUM, despite these data, today we find that the exams at the University of Murcia are still being carried out in person.
Classrooms overcrowded with more than 40 students and that, in most cases, do not comply with security measures, are the general technique, to which is added a crowded public transport, corridors in which they do not it is possible to maintain a safe distance, exits blocked by the crowd after examinations� They affirm that there are compelling reasons that lead students to request the transfer of the call to the non-face mode.
The current situation does not correspond to the one during which the regulation was approved.
It is logical, therefore, to demand that the trained spaces act accordingly, adapting the measures to the circumstances and context that is being suffered today. As of November 19, the COVID-19 Technical Advisory Committee created by the UMU, before sanitary conditions worsened, stated that "given the current situation and the prospects for evolution, this Committee recommends that the University facilitate the completion of the January exams in a non-presential format.
" It was also the COVID-19 Technical Advisory Committee that recommended on November 19 to the university and its professors that they already plan the means and strategies necessary to carry out the exams in this format. Zahira comments: "We see then that there has been both sufficient data to foresee the situation and a margin of time to prepare for the circumstances, since the University of Murcia was informed of the danger involved in carrying out the tests of In the same way, we see that even if, despite these data, it had been decided that face-to-face attendance should be prioritized, the data used for this study become obsolete due to the exponential increase in infections, and In any case, the necessary measures have not been taken to ensure that the examination session was secure.
" All the foregoing leads the students of the Assembly of the University of Murcia to demand that the decisions of the University of Murcia be rectified and that the call for these exams go to a non-face-to-face mode, covering all technological and computer science of the student body, so as to guarantee the means to protect the physical and mental integrity of the students. These demands are also joined by the Student Action Front (FAE) and the Murcian Federation of Student Associations (FEMAE) # NoOsImportamos # NoOsImportamosUM
