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Police Charge Back Against Madrid’s Public Teachers in Their Third Week of Strike

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The National Police has once again charged the Madrid teachers on strike this Monday, just a week after the police charges against the teachers protesting in front of an act by Isabel Díaz Ayuso. According to CCOO, the officers have beaten the protesters with batons after they deployed a banner to demand that the regional government sit down to negotiate their demands. In addition, Less Actives has denounced the detention of a teacher during the…

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Hundreds of teachers have blocked traffic between Clavel and Alcalá streets to demand that the Education Councillor negotiate.

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The National Police has once again charged the Madrid teachers on strike this Monday, just a week after the police charges against the teachers protesting in front of an act by Isabel Díaz Ayuso. According to CCOO, the officers have beaten the protesters with batons after they deployed a banner to demand that the regional government sit down to negotiate their demands. In addition, Less Actives has denounced the detention of a teacher during the…

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Teachers celebrate three weeks of strike and denounce that the autonomous executive does not negotiate with trade unions

·Madrid, Spain
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In which it is already the third week of the indefinite strike of the teachers of public education in the Community of Madrid, on Monday the teachers have re-concentrated in front of the Ministry of Education led by Mercedes Zarzalejo to urge him to a "real and effective negotiation". After last Saturday the teachers of public education already went out to the street to show their discontent with the current system under the baton of the governm…

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El Pais broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Monday, October 26, 2026.
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