Etudiants délogés : La solidarité s’organise

Dear Commenter,

I guess from where you’re posting this comment, things are organized in such a way that you can do "anything(dish washing, cleaning etc.. )" to earn enough for your tuition.
I guess, in that place :
 you know well in advance which courses you will taking and which semester you will be enrolling in ; (Is that the case in Burkina ?)
 you know which subway or bus line links your home, your workplace and your school ; (Is that the case in Burkina ?)
 you do have a normal and functioning economy which offers you those "dish washing, cleaning, etc.." jobs ; (Is that the case in Burkina ?)
 classrooms in your school are large enough so that you don’t have to wake up at 4-5AM for school because otherwise you will not get a seat. (Is that the case in Burkina ?)

You see, there are a lot of differences between where you are living and Burkina which, to me, make your arguments non relevant in that discussion.

The day we close those gaps in Burkina education system, you can come back with your points - which could, only then, weight in that context.

With my best regards,
Vador