1999 UNAM strike who signed a statement saying they could not afford the new rates. A group of students quickly organized a protest, on the grounds that thousands of students would have to see their studies interrupted unable to afford tuition. With the support of the community, UNAM was shut down temporarily by the protesters during part of February and also part of March 1999. Ultimately on April 20, 1999, this group referred to itself as the Comité General de Huelga (CGH or "Strike General Committee") and declared a continuing, if not permanent, closure of the university. In June 1999, the 132-member government
1977–78 Mexican Primera División season 1977–78 Mexican Primera División season Statistics of Primera División de México in season 1977-78. Atlante was promoted to Primera División. This season was contested by 20 teams, and UANL won the championship. Atlas was relegated to Segunda División. After this season Deportivo Neza bought the Laguna franchise. "Unión de Curtidores won 4-2 on aggregate. Atlas was relegated to Segunda División." "Aggregate tied. Tampico Madero won 4-2 on penalty shootout." "UNAM won 3-2 on aggregate." "Cruz Azul won 3-2 on aggregate." "UANL won 3-2 on aggregate." "UNAM won 5-2 on aggregate." "UANL won 3-1 on aggregate." "UANL won 3-1 on aggregate."