US EditionUba Teachers Announced that They Will Stop Until Milei Complies with the University Financing Act
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The Historical Conadu called for a national strike for 96 hours, from Monday, March 16, to Friday, March 20, demanding the application of the Law on University Financing approved by the Congress of the Nation and subsequently vetoed by President Javier Milei. However, the professors of the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) propose that the cessation of activities be “for an indeterminate time”, until the law is applied and the payment of an incre…
Teachers from the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) announced an indefinite stoppage from March 16th. It will be in demand that the national government comply with the provisions of the Law on University Financing approved last year and supported by the Justice. The force measure will include mobilizations, open classes in different institutions dependent on the UBA and the organization of a federal march in defense of public education.
The first national university strike will begin on Monday, March 16, and, for the moment, is scheduled to end on the 20th, with classes resuming normally on the 23rd. However, professors at the University of Buenos Aires are proposing that the work stoppage be "indefinite," until the University Funding Law is implemented and the 51% salary increase owed is paid. Laura Carboni, general secretary of the UBA's Teachers' Union (AGD), stated that the…
The main demand is that the Financing Act, enacted last year, be implemented, in addition to establishing the wage recomposition by 51%
The professors of the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) evaluate extending their measure of force and calling for an “indeterminate” strike until the University Financing Law is complied with and the payment of a salary increase of 51% due is made. For now, the strike will begin on Monday, March 16, and will continue until Friday, 20, with a return to classes scheduled for 23.In dialogue with Argentinas News, Laura Carboni, secretary general of t…
From AGD-UBA they demanded "the payment of 51% that the government owes" in parallel with compliance with the law."The force measure will include marches and public classes, among other dissemination actions.
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