In the midst of the controversy in the City, another ministry will begin to use inclusive language
After the controversy generated in the City, due to the decision of the Buenos Aires Government to prohibit the use of inclusive language in schools, a national ministry announced that it will promote its use.
This is the Ministry of Public Works, in charge of Gabriel Katopodis, who announced that they will begin to use the inclusive language officially; this means that they will use this type of communication in its official documents, records and administrative acts.
In schools, teachers cannot use this kind of language.
From the ministry they reported that “the models of notes, spreadsheets, forms and other internal or external communication documentation will be adapted so that their wording is consistent with the inclusive language of genre”.
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