The six public universities in Madrid are in a critical economic situation that could become catastrophic.
Madrid, despite being the community with the highest per capita income in Spain, is the one that invests the least per student in higher public education.
The proposed budget by the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, provides an insufficient subsidy to the university system.
The rectors of the universities have criticized this lack of funding and have stressed that universities are not indoctrination centers.
Díaz Ayuso has launched an ideological offensive against the public sector and promotes private education.
Conclusion: There is an urgent need to amend budgets and ensure sufficient funding for public universities.