Maria de Lurdes Rodrigues

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Maria de Lurdes Rodrigues
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Incumbent
Assumed office 
March 12, 2005
Prime Minister José Sócrates
Born March 19, 1956 (1956-03-19) (age 52)
Lisbon
Nationality Flag of Portugal Portuguese
Political party Socialist

Maria de Lurdes Rodrigues (born March 19, 1956 in Lisbon) is the current Portuguese Minister of Education in the government of José Sócrates. She is a Sociologist and a Professor at ISCTE - Higher Institute of Business and Labour Sciences. She has been target of great critiscism for her politics which are considered harmful for both teachers and students. this led to a massive protest in Lisbon of about 100.000 teachers - there are only 150.000 teachers in Portugal.

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Prime Minister: José Sócrates Ministers: Alberto Costa • Ana Jorge • Augusto Santos Silva • Francisco Nunes Correia • Jaime Silva • José António Pinto Ribeiro • José Vieira da Silva • Luís Amado • Manuel Pinho • Maria de Lurdes Rodrigues • Mariano Gago • Mário Lino • Nuno Severiano Teixeira • Pedro Silva Pereira • Rui Pereira • Fernando Teixeira dos Santos 


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