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Education reform in Italy is being pushed, with bills requiring parental consent being criticized by involved politicians.

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Education reform in Italy is being pushed, with bills requiring parental consent being criticized by involved politicians.

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  1. Valditara defends integration policy and clarifies educational decree details.1 source
  2. Italian education reform bills requiring parental consent are being pushed and criticized.1 source
  3. Privatization reforms in Italy's education sector trigger student protests.1 source

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