The management of President Javier Milei marked a turning point in public administration, prioritizing fiscal responsibility, transparency, and the efficient use of taxpayer resources. A clear example is the work of the Undersecretary of University Policies, Professor Alejandro Álvarez, who presented data on the scandalous spending of the National University of the Arts (UNA, formerly IUNA) in response to a video published by the university filled with actors demanding to go to a march that boils down to more funds for universities.
In a recent post on X, Álvarez revealed stunning figures about the cost per graduate in national universities during 2024. While the average for national universities stood at $52,368,000, the UNA recorded a shocking figure of $423,830,487 per graduate. This difference is not a coincidence, but the result of years of mismanagement, politicization, and lack of efficiency criteria.
It is "the worst-managed university in the entire country," stated Professor Álvarez, and one does not need to be a genius to know he is right. The expenses are visible and speak for themselves.
What the video published by UNA is about
The video shows a cascade of Kirchnerist actors demanding a law that the judiciary itself has rendered ineffective. For failing to meet the basic requirements necessary for a law to be applied, which is to stipulate where the funds will come from to finance the new expenditure.
