The Advocacy sees it as "justified" not to take the children to class if they live with an elder or a vulnerable person

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• OLGA R. SANMARTÍN

  @olgarsanmartin

• MANUEL MARRACO

  @marraco_elmundo

  Madrid

Updated Thursday, 24 September 2020 - 22:52

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The

has ruled that the risk of contagion by coronavirus is not enough to exempt parents from taking their children to school.

But at the same time, it opens the door to the fact that students may not attend class by considering as "a cause for justifying absenteeism" that the child lives "with the elderly or with previous pathologies." In a 24-page report made on request of the

, to which

has had access

, the Legal Profession assumes that the

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