Strike was ended after decision in student assembly this Tuesday (4) Disclosure/TCE The strike by undergraduate students at the Federal University of Acre (Ufac), which occurs due to the crisis in public transport in Rio Branco, was ended after 20 days this Tuesday (4). The decision was taken during a student assembly called by the Central Student Directory (DCE). Despite the decision, there is still no set date for students to resume classes. The definition of the return depends on official notification from the official coordination of the courses by the Dean of Undergraduate Studies (Prograd) at Ufac. ? Join the g1 AC channel on WhatsApp The strike was maintained on the 27th on the grounds that the number of 67 buses had not yet been met by the Municipal Transport and Traffic Superintendency (RBTrans). Four buses reinforce the Ufac line, but the fleet remains reduced "The decision was taken democratically, after debate and collective evaluation of the referrals achieved during the movement", informed the DCE in a note. READ MORE Four buses arrive to reinforce public transport in Rio Branco; fleet remains reduced With only 59 buses in circulation, Justice orders emergency accreditation of vans and taxis in Rio Branco Students and city employees exchange aggression during a protest over buses in Rio Branco; VIDEO The scenario is still one of crisis Four new articulated buses arrived in Rio Branco on the 30th to reinforce the public transport fleet amid the crisis faced by the system. However, only one of the vehicles started circulating on the Ufac/Via Avenida Ceará line on that date. According to RBTrans, the four vehicles are new and belong to Ricco Transportes e Turismo Ltda. and are not part of the 50 buses seized at the end of June and subsequently released by the courts. The vehicles are also not part of the fleet of the new company that is expected to take over the service. Despite the reinforcement, the number of buses in circulation is still below what is necessary to serve the population. According to information provided by RBTrans, more than 60 vehicles are circulating this week, a number that represents just over half of the 94 buses planned to operate in the capital. Crisis sparked protests On July 15, Ufac students protested for the third time in two days against the transport crisis. With posters and banners criticizing the capital's public transport system, student movements demand immediate measures from Rio Branco City Hall to guarantee students' travel to the university. The demonstration did not cause congestion, but caused traffic slowdowns, as the passage is crucial around the center of the capital. The act occurred one day after a demonstration in front of Rio Branco City Hall, which ended in confusion and attacks between students and municipal employees. The occasion occurred on Monday (13). In a previous note, Rio Branco City Hall reported that it respects the act but does not condone the invasion of public buildings and attacks. Review Acre’s news programs