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Dismantling of Education May Need Parliamentary Inquiry, Says PS Leader

Dismantling of education ‘may need parliamentary inquiry’ PS leader José Luís Carneiro has admitted today that he may request a parliamentary commission of inquiry to understand the problems within the The post Dismantling of education may need parliamentary inquiry, says PS leader appeared first on Portugal Resident.

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José Luís Carneiro wants to understand the problems with the education sector in Portugal, so he considers asking for a parliamentary commission of inquiry. " Hundreds of students" still has no school.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The PS leader regretted that the Minister of Education had dismantled DGeste and has now summoned the directors because of the students not placed, arguing that the solutions should have been found in June or July, in preparation for the start of the school year.

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The Minister of Education has assured that no student will be without school, but the guarantees have not come to stop the chorus of criticism from various opposition parties. Socialists do not set aside the possibility of moving forward with the request of a Committee of Inquiry.

Reorganizing the structures of the Ministry of Education is the basis of the criticisms of the left. PS will analyze government responses to decide whether to move forward with the ICC.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The secretary-general of the PS, José Luís Carneiro admitted today, in Matosinhos, to ask a parliamentary commission of inquiry (CPI) to understand the problems with the education sector in Portugal, stating that the year begins with "hundreds of students without placement".

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