Government and Teachers Break Dialogue and Ratify 48-Hour Stoppage · Global Voices
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After breaking the dialogue with the government this Wednesday in Cochabamba, the national urban teachers announced new measures of pressure, including marches, hunger strikes and a 48-hour stoppage for Monday 9 and Tuesday 10 November....
Fact sheet The dialogue between the government and the teachers was broken on October 30, 2026 in Cochabamba, after not making progress in the revision of the preliminary draft of educational decentralization.The teachers ratified a 48-hour strike in rejection of the proposal.To see the full context Context: The Minister of Education, Erick Sanjinés, tried to explain the basis of the preliminary draft, but the teachers' representatives refused t…
During a meeting in Cochabamba, representatives of the Confederation of Urban Teachers broke the dialogue with the Ministry of Education. In addition, they announced mobilizations that will include a 48-hour stoppage next week.
The meeting convened by the Vice-Ministry of Autonomy in Cochabamba ended without agreements, after the leaders questioned that the preliminary draft transfer of technological institutes to the governorates would not have been socialized previously.
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