Situacion en japon

Grows in Japan radioactive contamination: it affects food and seawater
Radioactive substances found in milk and vegetables from regions near the center ofFukushima. France demanded that the EU"routine checks" for imported products.
The Japanese authorities detected the presence of radioactive substances exceeding thelegal maximum broccoli and unpasteurized milk, from areas nearthe Fukushima nuclear power plant accident by the earthquake. Also in the sea water in the region, threateningthe products from fishing.
Meanwhile, electricity was restored partially in the control room of reactor3 in centralFukushima. This should allow partially reactivate some functions, of which the most important food in the pool water and Cuba where the radioactive fuel.
The contaminated milk was detectedin Ibaraki prefecture, south of Fukushima, a region where rates were found broccoli with higher than normal radioactive, and where lies therugged nuclear plant, Kyodo News agency reported.
Thesituation comes amid growing concern that goes beyond the country's food securityafter the March 11 collapsed cooling systems of nuclear power as a result of the earthquake and after the tsunami that hit theregion.

EDUCATION IN JAPAN
In Japan, education is compulsory for primary and secondary levels. Almost all students goto school, which is voluntary. Most students attend public schools throughhigh school. TheJapanese educational system played an important role during the recovery and rapid economic growth during the decades following the end of the Second World War. Afterthis conflict, theFundamental Law of Education and the School Education Law was proclaimed in 1947, under the direction of the forces of occupation. The latter law defined the school system that still prevails same untiltoday: six years of primary, three secondary schools, three high school and two to four years of higher education.
The previous education to basic education is provided in preschool and...