Sánchez mimics university students ahead of the elections: right to strike, to reconcile, to see a psychologist, and to digital disconnection

The Spanish government has approved a new University Student Statute, enhancing rights for students, including the right to strike, work-life balance, free psychological support, and digital disconnection. This decree aims to address the growing student population and improve their academic experience. It recognizes the need for universities to adapt to students' needs, allowing for part-time studies and flexible deadlines. The statute also emphasizes student involvement in academic decisions, raising concerns about potential interference with academic autonomy. Universities are tasked with implementing these rights, which may lead to budgetary challenges.