Overview
- USC has rejected the seven‑point decentralization proposal backed by UVigo’s governing council, and the universities granted a one‑month extension to keep negotiating.
- UVigo seeks to call at least half of the new Medicine teaching posts in its area and UDC is pushing for roughly 75%, while USC clings to the 2015 framework’s 15% reference and resists ceding convening rights.
- Sources say USC made initial concessions in the latest trilateral meeting, yet the impasse on titularity of new posts persists.
- UDC rector Ricardo Cao offered to collaborate to ease USC’s practical‑training strain from cohorts of up to 403 students, even as he continues to advocate for a standalone UDC medical faculty.
- Galicia’s health chief urged “work” and “generosity,” USC criticized a breach of the agreed single spokesperson and plans a press conference next week, a group meeting is scheduled for Friday, and UVigo declined comment.