Senator Omar Fernández of the National District raised concerns on Monday regarding a reported increase in the number of Haitian students enrolled in the Dominican Republic's public school system. He argued that this trend highlights a lack of strategic planning within the national educational framework.
Fernández’s remarks focus on the administrative and systemic implications of these enrollment figures. The senator’s public questioning of the situation underscores ongoing debates regarding the capacity and management of public services in relation to foreign student populations.
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