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Niubó Asks Unions to "Change Their Tone to Move Forward" and Rules Out Repealing the Inclusive Decree

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The Minister of Education, Esther Niubó, asks the unions to "change their tone to move forward" and rules out repealing the inclusive decree. "The system must guarantee equal opportunities. But we must not focus only on making it inclusive. A public conversation is needed," says Niubó.
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The Minister of Education, Esther Niubó, asks the unions to "change their tone to move forward" in resolving the labor conflict that will lead to the

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The Minister of Education, Esther Niubó, yesterday asked the unions to “change the tone to move forward” and ruled out repealing the inclusive decree, as the Secondary Teachers union is demanding. “No, we do not believe in repealing it. The system must be inclusive and guarantee equal opportunities. But we must not put the weight […] The entry Education rules out repealing the inclusive decree and calls for a ‘change of tone’ to move forward app…

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(ACN/ Newsroom) Education Minister Esther Niubó has called on unions to “change the tone to move forward.” Although the head of Education has ruled out repealing the inclusive school decree, as requested by the union of Secondary Teachers, she does consider that a review is necessary. “It's time to take stock and agree on what we want in the future”, [...]

The Minister of Education, Esther Niubó, asks the unions to "change their tone to move forward" and rules out repealing the inclusive decree. "The system must guarantee equal opportunities. But we must not focus only on making it inclusive. A public conversation is needed," says Niubó.

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Ara.cat broke the news on Saturday, September 5, 2026.
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