ANOSR criticizes the government's proposals limiting scholarships and student transport, warning that they will widen inequalities in education.
Liviu Brăteanu
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The National Alliance of Student Organizations in Romania (ANOSR) expresses its disappointment with the Government's proposals to reduce financial support for students through legislative changes. These measures include decreasing the value of scholarships and limiting discounted rail transportation, which will seriously affect access to education for students from disadvantaged backgrounds. The ANOSR calls for the current formula for calculating scholarships to be maintained and for a public debate to be organized on this issue.
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ANOSR condamnă ferm propunerile prevăzute în proiectul de lege privind unele măsuri fiscal-bugetare legate de fondul de burse destinat studenţilor şi facilităţile de transport
ANOSR condamnă ferm propunerile prevăzute în proiectul de lege privind unele măsuri fiscal-bugetare legate de fondul de burse destinat studenţilor şi facilităţile de transport
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