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SAN FRANCISCO DE MACORÍS.— Integrantes del Frente Estudiantil de Liberación Amín Abel (FELABEL) exigieron este jueves a las autoridades de la Universidad Autónoma de Santo Domingo (UASD), recinto San Francisco de Macorís, la apertura inmediata de nuevas secciones de asignaturas para el segundo semestre académico de 2026. La solicitud surge en respuesta a las severas complicaciones que enfrentan cientos de bachilleres para concretar su reinscripción.

Durante una rueda de prensa encabezada por los voceros del gremio, la representación estudiantil manifestó que desde el pasado 13 de julio —fecha en que dio inicio el proceso de selección— miles de universitarios han tenido dificultades para completar sus asignaturas. Denunciaron que, incluso quienes logran acceder a la plataforma, apenas consiguen inscribir una o dos materias, lo que frena su avance académico e impide que culminen sus carreras en el tiempo previsto.

Asimismo, señalaron que la problemática empeoró a partir del 3 de agosto con la habilitación de la prórroga para la inclusión de asignaturas, la cual, según indicaron, no ha ofrecido soluciones efectivas ni ha dispuesto de los cupos suficientes. Los dirigentes recordaron que el tema fue planteado formalmente en una reunión previa sostenida entre la Federación de Estudiantes Dominicanos (FED), el rector Jorge Asjana y presidentes de distintos centros universitarios, sin que hasta el momento se hayan implementado medidas concretas.

Postura de la administración académica

Por su parte, la dirección del recinto reconoció la complejidad del panorama y explicó que se trata de una situación generalizada en la universidad. La directora del recinto, Rosa Francia Burgos indicó que se están gestionando alternativas junto a la Vicerrectoría Docente para coordinar soluciones a través de las distintas escuelas y directores de carrera.

No obstante, Burgos aclaró que la planificación y apertura de secciones no dependen de la sede regional, sino directamente de las autoridades centrales y de la Vicerrectoría Docente. En ese sentido, reiteraron su compromiso de dar seguimiento a los requerimientos tramitados para brindar una respuesta oportuna a la comunidad estudiantil a medida que la sede central disponga de los nuevos cupos.

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00:13The Aminabel Felabel Student Liberation Front informs the entire community
00:20university students face serious difficulties once again.
00:25during the subject selection process for the corresponding semester of 2026.
00:30Since July 13, the date the selection process began,
00:35Thousands of students have been unable to successfully complete their registration.
00:40This situation has created a climate of uncertainty and concern in the student community.
00:46Even those who have managed to access the system have found, in many cases,
00:51with only one or two subjects available, making it impossible to complete their academic workload,
00:57to progress normally in their study plans and, consequently, complete their degrees within the expected time.
01:05The problem has worsened since August 3rd.
01:09with the start of the proposed extension for the inclusion of subjects.
01:13However, far from presenting an effective solution,
01:18This process has developed without sufficient opening of new groups or new selections,
01:24leaving thousands of students in the same situation
01:26and deepening the concern into unease and indignation of the student community.
01:32The most worrying thing is that university authorities are fully aware of this reality.
01:39In a meeting held between the Dominican Student Federation and Rector Jorge Azán,
01:46with the participation also of the national president of the FE and most of the presidents of the centers
01:51university students,
01:53They were clearly and directly exposed to the difficulties that students face.
01:58during the subject selection process.
02:00However, to date, sufficiently effective measures have been taken to overcome this crisis.
02:07That is a widespread situation throughout the university.
02:12You know that we started with a process that was already underway,
02:17So what we've been doing is looking for alternatives to resolve it with an extension.
02:26What we have been told by the Vice-Rector's Office for Academic Affairs is that an extension will be granted for the
02:32registration
02:33and they will be channeled through schools and through the various of the different
02:43areas
02:43in which we have that problem to give an immediate answer.
02:48You know that the venue does not have a plan.
02:53We don't handle the planning.
02:55They are managed from the schools and from the Vice-Rectorate for Teaching
03:01and therefore we have to accept everything they can do
03:07and then we can use that information to provide it to our students.
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