Public Prosecutor's Office opens investigation into failures in digital marking of national exams
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Public Prosecutor's Office opens investigation into failures in digital marking of national exams

Expresso1 September 2026 at 10:17

The Public Prosecutor's Office opened an investigation to look into alleged failures in the digital marking of national secondary school exams. The investigation originated from a complaint filed by Fenprof, the National Federation of Teachers.

The issue involves reports of incomplete answers and technical problems detected on the electronic platform used for marking the exams. The Fenprof complaint alerted to anomalies that may have affected the marking process.

According to the complaint filed, instructions were given to markers to deal with the technical failures identified on the platform during the assessment of the national exams.

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