Calls grow ‘to flunk’ Portugal’s education minister amid exam marking fiasco
Last week, hundreds of students, parents, teachers and members of several opposition parties protested outside the education ministry in Lisbon. Photograph: Diogo Ventura/ObservadorView image in fullscreenLast week, hundreds of students, parents, teachers and members of several opposition parties protested outside the education ministry in Lisbon. I may have hurt students or not, I have no idea.
- ▪Last week, hundreds of students, parents, teachers and members of several opposition parties protested outside the education ministry in Lisbon.
- ▪Photograph: Diogo Ventura/ObservadorView image in fullscreenLast week, hundreds of students, parents, teachers and members of several opposition parties protested outside the education ministry in Lisbon.
- ▪I may have hurt students or not, I have no idea.
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Last week, hundreds of students, parents, teachers and members of several opposition parties protested outside the education ministry in Lisbon. Photograph: Diogo Ventura/ObservadorView image in fullscreenLast week, hundreds of students, parents, teachers and members of several opposition parties protested outside the education ministry in Lisbon. Photograph: Diogo Ventura/ObservadorPortugalCalls grow ‘to flunk’ Portugal’s education minister amid exam marking fiascoFernando Alexandre’s push to digitise marking process deemed a failure with some students and parents contemplating legal actionCatarina Fernandes Martins in LisbonFri 31 Jul 2026 02.00 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GooglePressure is growing on Portugal’s education minister to resign amid student and teacher protests over his…
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