[HIGHLIGHTS] Strong warning from universities regarding the Government's attempt to audit them: "They would be violating our autonomy"

"We want to know what the money is spent on," Javier Milei's entourage stressed to Clarn. The president of the National Interuniversity Council (CIN) explained that "it is not possible" because supervision is the responsibility of the AGN, which reports to Congress and not to the Executive.

But the national universities issued a strong warning: they assured that they would be "violating university autonomy" and described the official intention as "things for the tribune." The Casa Rosada clarified that they were not seeking to implement a formal audit but rather to have access to receipts that "make expenses transparent," the president of CIN said. The increase in the budget is for operating expenses, but does not include the payment of salaries, he added. The Ministry of Human Capital requested a 280% update to the budget, the CIN president said, and the Ministry of Education said it was not necessary to increase the budget by that amount. The rector of the National University of San Luis, Victor Moriigo, explained that the audit is "very complex, but not because there is something to hide. Sources from the Undersecretary of University Policies spoke of "self-audits" and a "control simulation." Sources from the University of Buenos Aires said that the AGN audit is an "ex post, that is, after things happen" procedure and is "very slow." "The oversight task was denigrated and weakened to the maximum by the previous administration," they said. "It is a lie that they are not going to open in the second semester, but obviously they want to terrorize, and the authorities do it," said the UBA's Under Secretary of University Policies. "The mobilization has to serve to make the Government aware of the adjustment they are making and how serious the problem is," said sources from UBA. "They cut off the electricity to continue sowing panic among the students," said one source from the National Congress towards Plaza de Mayo, to complain about the lack of funds. "How was the FEDERAL UNIVERSITY MARCH HELD ON APRIL 23?" asked another.