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Fenprof criticizes government for lack of changes in decree-law

Fenprof denounced the absence of modifications in the decree-law received from the Ministry of Education.

3 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The National Teachers' Federation (Fenprof) accused the government of perpetrating a "negotiation farce" regarding talks with teachers. The criticism arose after Fenprof received the final version of the draft decree-law from the Ministry of Education this Thursday.

According to Fenprof, the document sent does not present any changes compared to the previous version that had been distributed. This situation has generated discontent among teachers, and the Federation publicly expressed its dissatisfaction.

The government, for its part, has not officially commented on Fenprof's accusations, remaining silent on this specific aspect of the negotiations.

Tensions between teachers and the government have been rising as both parties attempt to reach a consensus on the regulation of teacher selection.

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