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Public Prosecutor opens inquiry into chaos in national exams, but "hardly any student will see their situation resolved or repaired"Photo by Rô Acunha on Pexels
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Public Prosecutor opens inquiry into chaos in national exams, but "hardly any student will see their situation resolved or repaired"

CNN Portugal1 September 2026 at 22:02

The Public Prosecutor's Office opened an inquiry into the problems found in national exams, following a complaint filed by Fenprof on July 17. The Attorney General announced on Tuesday the opening of the process, which aims to investigate the chaos that occurred during the digital grading of exams.

Fenprof is the union that filed the complaint that triggered the opening of the inquiry by the Attorney General's Office. The union warned of serious failures in the digital grading system of national exams.

The process may bring answers to many of the questions raised by the technical and administrative problems that affected the exams. However, the article acknowledges that it may also come to nothing, and it is unlikely that any student will see their situation resolved or repaired through this investigation.

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