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University labor unrest and social security updates in AR

27 clusters · 326 sources · last updated

Latest: Argentine university unions announce strikes over funding and wages

Labor tensions in Argentina’s university and public service sectors have escalated. Following failed salary negotiations, university unions (including ADUBA, APUBA, CONADU, FEDUN, and UDA) rejected a proposed 3% increase

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Argentine provincial fiscal and labor developments

2 clusters · 60 sources · last updated

Latest: Buenos Aires reaches 6% wage increase agreement with most teacher unions

During the first half of 2026, Argentine provinces reported a collective primary surplus of $1.66 trillion and a financial surplus of approximately $189.7 billion, despite a 0.5% real decrease in total revenues. While pr

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Teacher strikes and university funding disputes in Argentina

5 clusters · 84 sources · last updated

Latest: Diego Santilli: Court suspends daily fines over university funding dispute

The unrest in the Argentine education sector has intensified, driven by both physical violence in schools and a deepening funding crisis. In Catamarca, recent incidents involving students—including a 16-year-old experien

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Argentine labor and wage disputes

6 clusters · 52 sources · last updated

Latest: Jujuy educators protest academic closures and labor rights losses

Labor disputes regarding wages and working conditions continue across various regions of Argentina. In Guaymallén, tensions have escalated as municipal employees represented by SOEM threatened a strike following the admi

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Argentine education sector labor disputes

2 clusters · 24 sources · last updated

Latest: Educational and legislative leaders address labor and oversight concerns in Argentina and Dominican Republic

In Argentina, labor tensions in the education sector have escalated. Initially, the Buenos Aires provincial government warned of potential salary deductions for teachers participating in strikes organized by groups lacki

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