The Minister of Education said that there is no question of reducing teachers' salaries or leaves in education, but mentioned distorted rumors in the unions' messages.
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Daniel David, the interim Minister of Education, said that there are no plans to reduce teachers' salaries or dismiss them in education and research. He pointed out that while unions have real cause for concern, their messages also contain distorted rumours. David expressed disappointment at the mixing of real problems with misinterpretations, stressing the importance of protecting the rights of union members.
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