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Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt has no plans to intervene in the conflict between the country’s primary and lower secondary school teachers and Local Government Denmark that has resulted in some 60,000 teachers being locked out as of Tuesday.
“It would be wrong to begin speaking of intervention. We must let it run its course,” Thorning-Schmidt said during her weekly news conference, adding that the conflict currently under way is an expression of the Danish model in which the various parties resolve conflicts themselves.
