BE Argues that Fernando Alexandre "Has No Conditions" to Remain a Minister
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See here the full episode of "Visto So" with João Cotrim Figueiredo, who analyzes the situation of the national exams, the lack of water in Almada and the new attacks of the United States on Iran.
Margarida Davim analyzes the controversy that involves the Ministry of Education and that focuses on the problems of classification of the national exams. CNN Portugal comments that a pilot project tested last year "failed in things that are failing now".
The leader of the Left Bloc also criticized the announcement made by the PSD spokesperson, Sebastião Bugalho, that teachers who are correcting exams this weekend will receive overtime pay.
On the announcement of Sebasti the Bugalho that to be paid overtime to teachers is this weekend correcting the exams, Manuel Pureza recalls that it is a "principle of labour law".
The block coordinator defended today that the Minister of Education is unable to continue and has shown confidence in the feasibility of the commission of inquiry to the exams, considering that paying overtime to teachers is not generosity but the law.
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