SloveniaThe article discusses claims made by Jelinčič Plemeniti, leader of the non-parliamentary Slovenian party SNS, regarding the introduction of a lower educational standard program in Koper. He accused the city of turning into a 'ghetto' for less developed individuals, possibly migrants, due to this initiative. However, the Municipal Council of Koper (MOK) clarified that the program, which allows students with special needs to attend adapted education programs with lower standards, is based on national strategic directions for the period 2023–2033. The program will start at the beginning of the school year at one class in Koper Primary School and will be implemented at other schools depending on specific needs and conditions. MOK emphasized that the program does not lower the quality of regular education and aims to reduce social isolation for children with special needs by allowing them to stay within their local community.
Bias read (Center): While the article presents Jelinčič Plemeniti’s criticism of the program as a political statement, it also provides balanced information from the Municipal Council of Koper, explaining the program’s basis in national strategy and its intended benefits. The tone remains neutral, presenting both sides
