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Un libro al mes y una hora diaria de lectura: las medidas que se aplicarán en los colegios según las nuevas reglas de disciplina escolar del Gobierno de Keiko Fujimori

Infobae Americas7 November 2026, 16:26 UTC

El ministro de Educación, José Antonio Chang, detalló los alcances del nuevo reglamento que contempla sanciones por faltas leves, graves y muy graves, restricciones al uso de celulares y el fortalecimiento de la autoridad docente

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