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Back to school with problems: "We are now harvesting the fruits"

Now15 September 2026 at 18:18

The return to classes is being marked by problems, according to Francisco Gonçalves. The official pointed out failures attributed to the Ministry of Education that are affecting the start of the school year.

Francisco Gonçalves specifically criticized the consequences of the extinction of structures such as the DGEST (Directorate-General for School Establishments) delegations. This extinction is said to have contributed to the difficulties currently faced.

The news headline includes the phrase "We are now harvesting the fruits," suggesting that current problems are the result of past decisions by the Ministry of Education. This statement implies that the problems were predictable and result from policies previously implemented.

Why this matters

Readers are directly affected by how schools function, and the extinction of DGEST structures had an impact on educational management. This article allows understanding the political causes of the problems that parents, students, and teachers face at the beginning of the school year.

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