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ZAGREB, May 29 (Hina) - Science and Education Minister Blazenka Divjak on Tuesday spoke in the parliament about changes to the Primary and Secondary Education Act, saying that they were the basis for a school reform and for adapting schools to the 21st century, while Social Democrat Damir Mateljan complained in the ensuing debate about the influence of politics on the hiring of school staff.
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