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Striking Teachers Reach Tentative Agreement
After three weeks of striking, union leaders of the teachers union, the Asociación de Profesores de Segunda Enseñanza (APSE) and officials of the Ministro de Educación Pública (MEP) met yesterday and reached a preliminary agreement. However, the strike continues.

Leonardo Garnier, ministro de Educación, said talks lasted for more than six hours, saying that the parties agreed increasing salaries for teachers who have university degrees. Those teachers who qualify for the increase would begin receiving their new salaries beginning September 1.

Although the teachers got most of what they wanted in the negotiations, union leaders did not call off the strike, saying that they have to consult with their membership before they can do so.

The meeting was held at the offices of the Defensoría de los Habitante (Ombudsman) in Barrio Mexico.
 
 

 

 

 

 
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