The recent agreement signed between the Minister of Education and the Independent Schools Association (ISA) has ignited a heated debate within Malta. Moviment Graffitti, a prominent non-governmental organization, has voiced strong objections to this accord, which they claim prioritizes private interests over public welfare. The agreement, finalized in mid-July, is perceived by Graffitti as a diversion of public resources towards private schools, raising questions about the government's commitment to equity in education....

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