Minister Daniel David modified and restricted the communication of an IȘE report, essential for assessing the impact of the Bolojan Law on education.
Sanziana Georgescu
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The Institute of Educational Sciences has produced a detailed report on the risks of the measures in the Bolojan Law, but Minister Daniel David has blocked its publication by sending a truncated version to the press. This action is unprecedented in recent history, restricting direct communication to researchers. Essential content, including international comparisons and negative effects on education, has been removed. The Ministry claims that the document has been revised, but there is no legal basis to prohibit the IESE from communicating directly with the press.
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Răspunsul interzis de la publicare de ministrul Daniel David. Cercetătorii unui institut din subordine criticau măsurile din Educație, însă analiza lor a fost cenzurată / Explicația dată de minister
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