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Illa Does Not Clarify Anything Else About the Failure to Manage the PISA Evidence and Exonerates Niubó

Summary by La Vanguardia
The opposition insinuates that the Government had knowledge of what was happening during the tests and the president of the Generalitat denies that there was an intention of concealment

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The opposition insinuates that the Government had knowledge of what was happening during the tests and the president of the Generalitat denies that there was an intention of concealment

·Barcelona, Spain
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The Catalan president appears in the Parliament without clarifying when the Government was aware of the incidence that invalidated the results of the tests

·Madrid, Spain
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The appearance in Parliament of the President of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, to give explanations about the fiasco of the PISA tests in Ca

The president of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, admitted “serious and unacceptable” errors in the preparation of the 2025 PISA tests, although he exonerated the leadership of the Department of Education, while the opposition accused the Government of having hidden data about this fiasco. Illa appeared in Parliament to explain the methodological errors […] The entry Illa admits “serious” errors in the PISA tests and the opposition accuses him of…

Illa admits in the Parliament 'serious and unacceptable errors' in PISA, confirms three files and maintains confidence in the Niubó councillor. The Illa entry admits in the Parliament 'serious and unacceptable errors' in PISA and calls for an educational agreement appears first in Moncloa.

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It will be the first intervention in the plenary session of the parliament after the summer. The president of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, will appear in the morning to give explanations about the controversy over the error in the PISA test sample, which excluded 23.2% of the students who had taken the exam, well above the 5% recommended by the OECD. Education was one of the issues that Illa highlighted most in his mid-term conference and the…

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VilaWeb.cat broke the news on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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