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More students than cash

机译:学生多于现金

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Up near Iguazu, a band of Guarani Amerindians this year for the first time sent three teenagers to senior school. Down near Cape Horn, 300 pupils of similar age hailed the new building of their Colegio Nacional de Ushuaia, offshoot of the elite 137-year-old Colegio Nacional that the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) runs in the capital. In between lie that university's 200,000 students and a dense web of private and public education. From the numbers, Argentina should be one of the best-educated countries on earth, sure of a place in the new, global brain-based economy. It isn't.
机译:今年,在伊瓜苏附近,瓜拉尼美洲印第安人乐队首次派出三名少年上高中。在合恩角附近,有300名年龄相仿的学生为乌斯怀亚国立大学的新大楼欢呼,这是布宜诺斯艾利斯大学(UBA)在首都经营的拥有137年历史的精英国立大学的分支。介于两者之间的是该大学的200,000名学生和密集的私人和公共教育网络。从数字上看,阿根廷应该是地球上受教育程度最高的国家之一,肯定会在新的,全球基于大脑的经济中占有一席之地。不是。

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