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Italian Decree on the Limitation of the Number of Foreign Students in the EU. What Says European Commissioner Roxana Mânzatu - HotNews.ro

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The European Commission has said that it is monitoring the decree by which the Italian government has set a 30% limit on the percentage of pupils of foreign origin with serious difficulties in learning Italian in classrooms, and is sending the Italian press agency ANSA, quoted by Agerpres, on Tuesday. "EU treaties prohibit any form of discrimination based on ...

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The European Commission has said that it is monitoring the decree by which the Italian government has set a 30% limit on the percentage of pupils of foreign origin with serious difficulties in learning Italian in classrooms, and is sending the Italian press agency ANSA, quoted by Agerpres, on Tuesday. "EU treaties prohibit any form of discrimination based on ...

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The Commission's answer to a question put by the Pd: "We follow closely the development of Italian law" "Zingaretti: "Europe rejects the government"

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Rome, November 3 - When accusations of racism and rants on remigration are no longer enough, Brussels is always left. The Party... The article The Democratic Party begs Brussels against limiting foreigners at school: a paradox without limits comes from The National Primacy.

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The EU Commission follows closely the legislative developments of the decree law on school adopted in Italy. This is reported by the vice-president of the EU executive, Roxana...

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EU executive vice-president Roxana Mînzatu explained that discrimination by nationality is "accepted by EU law" only for "reasons of public order, public security or public health"

·Italy
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The EU Commission "follows closely" the legislative developments of the decree law on school adopted in Italy. (ANSA)

·Rome, Italy
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ANSA broke the news in Rome, Italy on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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