The question voters should ask is what the tax increase actually did for the school. The answer is not visible in the classrooms where fewer children are eligible for upper secondary school and more experience chaos in the classrooms, writes Lars Rådén, Opposition Councillor (M) Solna.
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The question voters should ask is what the tax increase actually did for the school. The answer is not visible in the classrooms where fewer children are eligible for upper secondary school and more experience chaos in the classrooms, writes Lars Rådén, Opposition Councillor (M) Solna.