Minister of Education Denounces Union Threats Against Teachers Who Do Not Comply with the 48-Hour Strike
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The Confederación de Trabajadores de Educación Urbana de Bolivia (CTEUB) celebrated a new day of protest in rejection of the decentralization of education. In addition to maintaining its hunger strike, which began a week ago with dozens of pickets nationwide, and its 48-hour stoppage of activities, the Magisterio held a march this Tuesday in the city of La Paz. The march reached the vicinity of the Ministry of Education, where the teachers held …
Education Minister Erick Sanjinés said education will not be privatized and asked teachers to stop lying to the population.
The teachers’ strike in Bolivia creates tensions: the government denounces ‘union dictatorship’ and threats to teachers The entry “Enough of trade union dictatorship!”: Government denounces threats to teachers was first published in La Patria Bolivia.
Faced with the 48-hour stoppage by teachers in the country, Education Minister Erick Sanjines said on November 9 that the government is ready for dialogue. He also denounced that some leaders are threatening their bases for...
PEACE 09 NOV (NOMADA NEWS).- The Minister of Education, Erick Sanjinés, accused the leadership of the urban magisterium of exerting pressure and threats against teachers who decided not to comply with the 48-hour national strike. The authority denounced that some teachers were warned with possible sanctions, suspensions and even expulsions from teaching [...]
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