Italy Proposes Cap on Foreign Students to Improve Integration
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Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced a plan to limit the number of foreign students in classrooms, aiming to better integrate non-Italian speaking children. However, critics argue that the move is intended to appease anti-immigrant sentiment within the country.
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