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Education Trends: Coverage, Performance & Spending

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Primary and secondary education coverage in Latin America has been rising in recent years. Enrolment rates for primary and secondary education have now reached levels close to those of OECD economies. In contrast, higher-education coverage remains low (Figure 4.1).

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