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Polish Lithuanian Diplomatic War? At last. [534]
Can you imagine those Lithuanian azholes are still playing dirty games with the Polish minority?? Are they crazy to unnerve Poles in this stupid way?? Who is going to defend them when Russia strikes and Poles still remember those oppressive measures against their compatriots??? Germans?? Brits?? hahahaha buhahahaha
Darlings, don`t count on me or my sons, remember.
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Poles' protest in Lithuania. They do not agree with the government's plans
One thousand Poles protested in Vilnius against plans to limit the teaching of the Polish language in schools there. The Union of Poles in Lithuania described the reform as "radical". The Ministry of Education, Science and Sport said that it had not yet presented any proposal, but had only started a debate. - There are ongoing discussions about the need to conduct more classes in Lithuanian - explained Minister Gintautas Jakštas.
The campaign to defend the teaching of the Polish language in Polish schools in Lithuania was carried out on Saturday. The most important organizations bringing together the Polish minority were involved in the protest, including: parliamentary representatives from the Electoral Action of Poles in Lithuania - Union of Christian Families.Those gathered gathered on the streets of Vilnius. They walked from the Lithuanian Parliament building on Independence Square to the square next to the Presidential Palace, where the rally took place. Polish and Lithuanian flags waved in the crowd . There were also numerous banners and banners . "All languages are beautiful, the native one is the most beautiful," one of them said.
Representatives of the Polish community described the changes proposed by the government as "radical". The idea is to limit the teaching of national minority languages in schools in favor of the Lithuanian language.The Union of Poles in Lithuania issued a statement expressing its concerns. According to the organization's members, the government wants to create a situation where teaching the minority language will only be optional . The decision is to be made by the school board.
One of the protesting Polish women pointed out that a student of a Polish school has the right to receive education in his native language. - It seems funny to me . If we are in a Polish school, Polish should be taught there until the 12th grade. If someone wants to learn in Lithuanian, they go to a Lithuanian school, she said, quoted by LRT.The Ministry of Education, Science and Sport also commented on the matter. The ministry rejected the protesters' allegations and said that no changes had been prepared yet. Minister Gintautas Jakštas noted that the government "has no intention of closing schools in the languages of national communities, and the learning conditions will not deteriorate either."
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