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Italy wants to impose a 30% limit of immigrants in a class (web article)
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25th March 2009
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Romanian
The Ministry of Education in Italy announced that schools in the peninsula should impose a 30% limit of the number of immigrants in a class to help these integrate better.
“There were cases where entire classes were formed by immigrat students, which is not ideal for their integration”, declared the liberal politician and Minister of Education, Mariastella Gelmini. She also pointed that parents refuse to send their children to top school where there are many immigrant students. She gave the example of the secondary school Carlo Pisacane in Rome, where only 15 students from 180 are Italian.
Zănescu Mihai
Theoretical Highschool J.L.Calderon Timisoara, Romania
Pupil – researcher
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