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In the mind of reformists, education and clericalism were so closely connected that FUC delegate Horacio Valdes equated the two most powerful figures of both the Catholic Church and the university when asserting that "at the university, a pope is chosen every four years: he is known as the university rector. The regime responded predictably to the early protests of its university policies by the Federacion Universitaria de Cordoba (FUC), the principal organization which coordinated university student politics, by intervening in the FUC and banning all student political organizations. |
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