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Teacher Stoppage in Neuquén: “Dead Cow Impoverished Education Workers”

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The press secretary of the guild, Marisabel Granda, said that the teachers went from spending between 35% and 40% of the salary on rent to allocating 80% in three years. ATEN meets this Wednesday the second day of a 48-hour strike and marches in Neuquén capital to demand a new offer from the government of Rolando Figueroa.
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In Neuquén, the classrooms remained empty for two days while a crowd of teachers occupied the center of the provincial capital. In Córdoba, the teachers’ main trade union center called for the reactivation of the wage negotiation that the government intends to postpone until the middle of next year. In San Juan, the three teachers’ unions dismissed ...

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With their own nuances, in the three provinces the unions agree that educational salaries run behind the cost of living and the local governments claim that the accounts do not give for more. Marches and stoppages.

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The teachers of Neuquén concluded on Wednesday a 48-hour stoppage in schools throughout the province demanding an improvement in the wage offer proposed by the Rolando Figueroa government. A massive march called by the ATEN union demanded "worthy salaries" and a recognition of the task of teaching, in [...]

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The wage negotiation between ATEN and the government of Neuquén continues without a new instance of dialogue, while the union celebrates its second day of unemployment this Wednesday and mobilizes in the city at 10:30. The union leadership assured that it still did not receive a call to resume the parity and warned that, if...

The press secretary of the guild, Marisabel Granda, said that the teachers went from spending between 35% and 40% of the salary on rent to allocating 80% in three years. ATEN meets this Wednesday the second day of a 48-hour strike and marches in Neuquén capital to demand a new offer from the government of Rolando Figueroa.

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ADNSur broke the news on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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