Trabajadores de Ceibal advierten sobre la falta de control en las clases virtuales

"Ceibal is a great program, but it has a precarious structure that should be transformed." We welcomed Camila Viera and Gonzalo Ibarra to the studio. These teachers are part of the Ceibal outsourced workers' group. Three years after suffering an attempted persecution and mass dismissal at DINATRA (National Directorate of Labor) following their unionization, the teachers detailed the profound labor irregularities and vulnerabilities to which children are exposed in virtual environments. During their appearances before seven parliamentary committees, the group denounced an alarming "adult-centrism" and a severe lack of state oversight of the foreign personnel hired to teach virtual classes to Uruguayan schoolchildren. The group denounces a "media blackout" and the institutional arrogance of the authorities, who refuse to establish dialogue while camouflaging the labor conflict behind statistics on computer distribution. 00:00 - Introduction and the reality of outsourced work at Ceibal 01:08 - Allegation of union persecution and irregularities in contracts 05:44 - The key conflict: 1,000 jobs outsourced abroad 08:03 - Security alert: Vulnerabilities and children in virtual environments 11:03 - State inaction, lack of political boldness, and Ceibal's response 14:52 - Proposal: Youth unemployment and the $21 million sent abroad 28:02 - Closing: Loss of pedagogical roots and a call to the teaching staff