Students and lecturers have gathered outside the Polytechnic University, where a peaceful march in support of the student protests is expected to begin. At the entrance to the university, a banner has also appeared with a political and symbolic message: “Today we decide.”
Gathering before the march begins
The movement began with students and lecturers gathering in front of the Polytechnic University. According to publicly released information, they are expected to march peacefully in support of the student protests.
The presence of lecturers in this public appearance gives the protest broader weight, beyond the usual student response, at a time when universities often remain spaces where social discontent is expressed more clearly than in official institutions.
Banner at the university entrance
During the gathering, students displayed a large banner on the university premises. Its message was direct: “Today we decide.”
Public reporting also mentions the slogan “Long live free youth,” a phrasing that places the emphasis on youth mobilization and on identifying the protest as an act of civic opposition.
Political message from the campus
Although no detailed demands have been made public from this appearance, the wording of the banner itself signals an effort by students to present themselves as a decision-making factor in the public sphere.
In the climate of student protests, symbols and slogans are often used to challenge official narratives and to show that dissatisfaction in universities is not merely episodic, but part of a broader social tension.
The march is expected to take place following this gathering in front of the Polytechnic University, while attention remains on participation and on the messages that will be articulated on the ground.