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"We cannot accept interventions that take resources away from schools, at a time when it would be necessary – say Barbacci, D’Aprile, Serafini, and Pacifico – to activate strong investment policies. The consequences are not only borne by workers in the sector, due to the resulting increase in workloads and an inevitable rise in the rate of precariousness: the country suffers very serious damage, especially in areas of greater distress, where there is a particular need for schools to be enabled to perform their work with maximum effectiveness." #ScioperoScuola #ProtestaEducativa #TagliOrganici (translated)