Talayuela, el pueblo de Cáceres que se queda sin profesores de árabe
Vox prometió acabar con el programa educativo que financia Marruecos y el Gobierno rechaza ahora por ilegal el acuerdo alcanzado para sacar del colegio esas clases
The small town of Talayuela in Cáceres is set to lose its Arabic language teachers, as the agreement between the People's Party (PP) and Vox in Extremadura to end the program this year has come to fruition. Despite the community's efforts to keep the program alive, it appears to be unsuccessful. Two colleges in Talayuela, the only ones in Extremadura to have taken part in the program due to their high number of students with Moroccan origins, reached an agreement with the regional Education Council and the municipal government, also governed by PP and Vox.
They sought a solution by moving the Arabic classes to temporary classrooms provided by the locality, but the Ministry of Education refuses this arrangement. They argue that the agreement stipulates that these activities and their educational inspections can only take place at the actual school centers.
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