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Chaqueños Teachers Trapped ''by Bank Debts to Pay Light Ballots''
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Alicia Torres, head of the Education Confluence Union, warned about chronic indebtedness to pay for light tickets, the role of health care in schools without adequate water and ventilation, pointing out that the sector “waits for elections to punish at the polls.” The union leader added that in Chaqueña education, getting sick or suffering the loss of a family member has become a luxury that teachers cannot afford. “Behind official announcements…
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