When a political party accepts the existence of non-state universities and says that it has no intention of challenging the legislation that allows them to operate, it cannot simultaneously oppose a revision of the relevant article.
When a political party accepts the existence of non-state universities and says that it has no intention of challenging the legislation that allows them to operate, it cannot simultaneously oppose a revision of the relevant article in the constitution.
This is nothing short of hypocrisy, and it threatens to preserve an institutional relic, one that no serious political force can plausibly defend any longer. This constitutional revision is an opportunity that must not be squandered again.
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