Meloni Sparks Outrage with Controversial Cap on Foreign Children in Classrooms, Accused of ‘Running Scared
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NEW Italian rules limiting foreign students to 30 per cent per class will have minimal impact as they do not apply to children born in Italy.
The decision of the Government of Giorgia Meloni to limit to 30% the presence of foreign students under Italian rule in certain classrooms has caused a clash among collaborators. Ana Iris Simón has argued that schools should be a reflection of society, while José Peláez has questioned the measure.
On 20 September in Rome, Giorgia Meloni announced the introduction of a quota of 30% foreign students in Italian schools, applicable as early as 2027. This decree, aimed at non-Italian or low-schooled students in Italy, has...
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