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Acceptance of private universities established under the Pierrakakis law confirmed.
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- The Greek political party SYRIZA has accepted the operation of private universities established under the Piera-kakis law.
- The party maintains its stance that the Piera-kakis law should be repealed.
- SYRIZA proposes that students from private universities be integrated into the public education system.
- Meanwhile, the Greek Left Coalition presented its plans for public education, stating it will not abolish private higher education institutions.
- These developments reflect ongoing debates about the future of private and public education in Greece.
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