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[INTERNATIONAL] · Argentina, Honduras, Venezuela, Costa Rica, UN · 15 sources

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Education sectors face strikes and investigations across Latin America

Educational sectors across several countries are facing significant unrest and administrative challenges. In Argentina, teachers are engaging in widespread protests and strikes. University educators have rejected a 3% salary increase offered by the national government, leading to a 24-hour national strike. In provinces like Neuquén and Salta, teachers are protesting massive salary deductions and a significant loss of purchasing power due to inflation.

In Honduras, the Ministry of Education has launched an investigation into allegations of irregular and unauthorized payments being demanded from both public and private educational institutions. Meanwhile, in Venezuela, over 28,000 students in Carabobo have graduated, with authorities emphasizing administrative transparency during the process.

In Costa Rica, the national director of Cen-Cinai clarified that while budget adjustments are being implemented, there will be no closures of early childhood care centers, though some temporary schedule changes may occur. In Tlaxcala, Mexico, education officials are implementing new regulations regarding cell phone use in classrooms and investigating reports of irregular uniform requirements and discrimination.

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ADOSAC · ATEN Capital · Arely Argueta · Argentina · Asociación de Instituciones Educativas Privadas · Carlos Sabillón · Cen-Cinai · Consejo Provincial de Educación · Costa Rica · César Alegre · Honduras · Secretaría de Educación

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