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New Rules of School Discipline in Peru: Notes Will Return From Zero to 20, Sanctions and Cell Phone Regulation, According to Decree Signed by Keiko Fujimori

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The president announced new rules on discipline, use of cell phones and sanctions in schools, in addition to a reading plan, building schools and satellite Internet

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The president announced new rules on discipline, use of cell phones and sanctions in schools, in addition to a reading plan, building schools and satellite Internet

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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There will be penalties for minor misdemeanours, restrictions on the use of cell phones and strengthened teaching authority in the new guidelines of school discipline

·Lima, Peru
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The president of the republic, Keiko Fujimori, today signed the supreme decree approving the Guidelines for the Management of School Discipline in Basic Education, which establish new provisions to order coexistence and recover the conditions of respect and discipline in public and private schools. “For us that order returns to the classrooms is fundamental, because what a child learns from a young age will serve as a norm when they are adults a…

JNE announces that Rafael López Aliaga will not be proclaimed mayor of Lima: what happened?President Keiko Fujimori announced new rules for public and private schools in Peru: cell phones will be restricted during classes, grades will return from 0 to 20 and provisions will be made to punish minor, serious and very serious misdemeanours. The measures are part of a supreme decree on school discipline that was signed during a ceremony at the Alfon…

Students may be expelled for serious episodes of violence and are subject to restrictions on the use of mobile phones. The Peruvian government intends to regain the authority of teachers and combat bullying and sexual harassment, after a case of alleged rape among students has provoked a wave of outrage in the country

·Portugal
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The president, Keiko Fujimori, signed the supreme decree approving the new guidelines for the management of school discipline in the country's public and private schools.

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Diario Correo broke the news in Lima, Peru on Saturday, November 7, 2026.
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