The two ministers faced further scrutiny during a government questioning session on Tuesday, where deputy officials raised concerns about a recent student movement. Many left-wing deputies criticized the movement, labeling it as an act of "repression." The questioning came amid growing political debate over the role of student activism in public policy. The session, which lasted several hours, included detailed questions about the government's response to the movement and its potential impact on education and youth policies. Deputy officials emphasized the need for dialogue and understanding, while also highlighting concerns over the movement's methods and objectives. The ministers defended their actions, stating that the government is committed to maintaining order and ensuring that student voices are heard through appropriate channels. They emphasized the importance of addressing the concerns of young people without compromising public safety or the rule of law. As the discussion continued, it became clear that the issue of student activism would remain a significant topic in the coming weeks, with ongoing debates expected in both the government and opposition ranks.