Minister Daniel David rejected the idea of suspending the school year 2025–2026, despite announced protests from teachers, stating that austerity measures are necessary to save the educational system.
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Daniel David, the Minister of Education, stated that there is no risk of the school year 2025-2026 being canceled due to protests from teachers dissatisfied with austerity measures. He emphasized that the measures adopted are intended to ensure salaries and scholarships, not to affect education. David explained that although the teaching norm has been increased from 18 to 20 hours per week, salaries will not be affected, but incomes may decrease due to changes in hourly pay.
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Daniel David: Eu cred că nu există pericolul înghețării anului școlar, pentru că măsurile au fost luate ca să salvăm sistemul de educație sub aspectul salariilor și burselor, nu au fost luate împotriva școlilor și profesorilor
Daniel David: Eu cred că nu există pericolul înghețării anului școlar, pentru că măsurile au fost luate ca să salvăm sistemul de educație sub aspectul salariilor și burselor
Daniel David: Fără aceste măsuri, educația era blocată. Așa, salariile și bursele vor fi acoperite până la sfârșitul anului
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