US EditionConflictive Start to Classes: 90% of Teachers in Concordia Joined the National Strike by Ctera
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Writing Open Channel Today they were to start classes in schools in 16 districts of the country, however, before a budget adjustment that rubs 50% in real terms, compared to 2023, and salaries that are located in historical floors, the Confederation of Education Workers (CTERA) decided to convene a National Paro with mobilizations throughout the country. In CABA, at 12.30 a march is held from the Cabildo to Congress. To the measure are also the…
“In Concordia, we're seeing 90% participation in the strike, which is a truly significant number,” María José Chapitel, general secretary of Agmer Concordia, told DIARIOJUNIO this morning. The union leader emphasized the teachers' support for the national strike called by CTERA (Confederation of Education Workers of the Argentine Republic) for March 2nd across the country. She also noted that the government will announce a new salary offer to te…
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