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2007 by provinces

[UPDATED] A little over a year published in Teaching school failure by the provinces between 2002 and 2006 . I believe, was the first time it was released since the Logse entered into force. Since they have not re-publish it (yes I made by regions ), nor does it appear that they will do, here it is. First, on a map where the color intensity is proportional to the degree of failure:

Second, a table by province, ordered from least to greatest failure:

30.7 Cáceres Baleares provincial

School failure 2007, by province and sex
		All Men Women
	Guipúzcoa 15.7 12.0		8, 0
Salamanca		16.3 18.4 14.3
Asturias		16.5 20.4 12.5
Vizcaya		18.1 22.9 13.1
Cantabria		19.2 23.7 14.4
	20.3 Álava		24.7 15.5
Navarra		20.5 24.4 16.2
Lugo		22.2 27.7 16.5
Burgos		22.8 31.1 14.0
Leo		24.6 30.6 18.4
Zaragoza		24.9 31.4 18.1
Palencia	25.0	33.0 17.1
Lleida		25.1 31.5 18.1
Soria		25.3 32.2 18.2
La Coruna		25.5 31.4 19.2
Valladolid		25.5 30.0 20.6
Avila		26.3 34.5 17.8
Barcelona	26.3	30.7 21.7
Segovia		26.3 31.5 20.4
Pontevedra	27,9	34,8	20,7
Gerona	28,0	35,4	20,1
Orense	28,5	33,9	22,8
Guadalajara	28,6	35,3	21,1
Zamora	28,8	37,4	19,6
Huesca	29,6	37,3	21,2
Madrid		29.9 35.0 24.6
Jaén		30.2 38.2 21.6
Teruel		39.6 30.4 21.1
Granada		30.6 38.5 22.2
	SPAIN		37.2 23.9
La Rioja		31.1 40.3 21.3
Córdoba		31.9 39.4 24.1
Badajoz		32.2 40.3 23.6
Cuenca		32.4 40.7 23.9
Albacete		32.5 43.0 21.4
Valencia	33.3		40.4 25.7
	Ciudad Real 42.1 33.4		24.3
Tarragona		40.7 33.6 25.7
Cádiz		33.9 40.9 26.6
		34.2 41.5 26.6
Santa Cruz de Tenerife		34.3 41.4 26.8
Murcia		34.3 42.3 25.8
Sevilla		35.1 41.6 28.1
Málaga		36.0 42.4 29.2
Toledo		36.2 47.8 23.6
Las Palmas		36.2 42.4 29.7
Melilla		36.5 41.4 31.1
Huelva		37.2 45.5 28.7
Almería		38.8 46.6 30.3
		40.5 48.3 32.2
Castellón		41.9 50.8 32	, 5
Alicante		42.2 50.3 33.5
Ceuta		48.2 50.5 45.8
Source: Compiled from data from the Ministry of Education. Statistics non-university education, and INE. Current population estimates. Data

comments I can do are similar to those already made in his time, in the article that I quote at the beginning of the annotation: northwest-southeast gradient, disaster Valencian / Balearic tendency within a community, rural provinces with more weight have poorer results ... The important thing is that we have the data.

For if not at hand, here is the failure by Regions in 2007 in this table. In a previous entry I published an advance 2008 failure, for if you want the most current data, although tentative and incomplete.

Basque Navarra 35.0 24.6 Canary Baleares

2007 school failure, by region and sex
	All	Men Women
		16.4 20.8 11	, 8
Asturias		16.5 20.4 12.5
Cantabria		19.2 23.7 14.4
		20.5 24.4 16.2
Castilla y León		24.0 29.9 17.7
Galicia		26.3 32.5 19.8
Aragon		26.4 33.4 19.0
Catalonia		27.2 32.3 21.8
Madrid	29.9
SPAIN		30.7 37.2 23.9
La Rioja		31.1 40.3 21.3
Extremadura		32.9 40.7 24.7
Castilla-La Mancha		33.5 43.3 23.1
Andalucía		34.2 41.4 26.6
	Murcia	34.3 42.3 25.8
		35.3 41.9	28.3
Melilla		41.4 36.5 31.1
C. Valencia		37.8 45.5 29.5
		40.5 48.3 32.2
	Ceuta 48.2		50.5 45.8
Source: Ministry of Education. Statistics non-university education. Series (only 100 has been subtracted from the gross graduation rate offered by the Ministry)

So that, you enjoy it.

[UPDATE] Some comments on meneame (thanks, Juvenal) assumed that this failure include repeaters. Not true, although it is a common mistake. As used the population aged 16 years, thinks it will draw the next year with 17, but do not think the 17 years that have taken the title this year. Some offset to the other. As it is a complicated issue, I promise a broader endorsement in the coming days.