Public Prosecutor opens investigation into electronic grading of national exams

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The Public Prosecutor has opened an investigation to examine the electronic grading of national exams. This investigation comes in a context of controversy over the student assessment process.

The Ministry of Education publicly reaffirmed that it is confident about the entire process of electronic grading of national exams.

On the other hand, the National Federation of Teachers (Fenprof) demands that the truth be established and that all errors committed by the Government in this matter be identified.

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