Education Minister Daniel David rejects accusations of censorship over a review by the Institute of Education Sciences, stressing the importance of peer review.

Daniel David, Minister of Education, has reacted to accusations of censorship linked to an analysis by the Institute of Education Sciences assessing the impact of fiscal measures on education. David says any scientific contribution must go through a peer review process. He emphasizes that the ESI must respect the principles of European governance and that public analyses require prior approval. Accusations of manipulation of the report's data were dismissed by the minister, who said that errors can occur and are corrected through peer review.