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Who pays for student accidents? BE alerts for legal void in school insurance after the extinction of DGEst

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The Brazilian Education Bureau (BE) warns of a legal gap regarding school accident liability after the DGEstE was abolished. Fernando Alexandre states school directors bear responsibility, but the BE notes the insurance contract is unclear, leaving a legal vacuum. The article was published on October 19, 2026, and the evidence is limited to Alexandre's statement without further context.

Key points

• Fernando Alexandre claims school directors are responsible for school accident coverage.
• The BE identifies a legal gap because the insurance contract is unclear after DGEstE abolition.

Context

The Brazilian Education Bureau (BE) issued a warning on October 19, 2026, following the abolition of the DGEstE. Fernando Alexandre, a delegate, stated that school directors bear responsibility for school accident coverage. However, the BE notes the insurance contract is unclear, leaving a legal vacuum.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to Alexandre's statement without further context. The article does not specify the exact nature of the legal gap or provide details on the insurance contract's terms.

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