This episode, hosted by Andrés Díaz, explores the rising trend of university protests worldwide, highlighting their significance beyond mere rebellion. In 2023 alone, Latin America and Spain experienced over 250 student protests, reflecting broader social, economic, and political shifts. These protests are driven by issues such as increasing inequality, climate change, and social rights, demonstrating young people's demand for meaningful change in their future environment and society. The host emphasizes that university activism can serve as a catalyst for social and political transformation, urging listeners to stay informed, think critically, and participate actively in shaping a better world. The episode encourages reflection on the purpose of education and the role of youth in driving progress, emphasizing that individual engagement can lead to collective change. It concludes by prompting listeners to consider what kind of university they envision in ten years—one that merely prepares for exams or one that cultivates responsible citizens ready to lead societal change. The episode also invites listeners to connect via email for further discussion and collaboration. Remember you can contact me at [email protected]