The PCP accused the Government of dismantling the structures of the Ministry of Education and wanting to weaken the public school. The party expressed this position through an official note where it criticized the educational policies of the ministry.
Fernando Alexandre, who held the position of Minister of Education, was directly pointed out by the party as responsible for this supposed strategy of weakening the public school. The PCP considered that the measures implemented during his term were harmful to the national education system.
This is not the first time the communist party has expressed opposition to the policies of the Ministry of Education, but this accusation comes at a particularly sensitive moment, as the end of the current executive's term approaches. The party thus reinforced its critical position regarding the management of the education sector.
