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Teachers Protest for Salary Increase in Chisinau

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Thousands of teachers and education workers from across Moldova gathered in Chisinau's Great National Assembly Square on August 19 to protest the government's failure to increase their salaries as promised. The Federation of Education and Science Trade Unions (FSEȘ) organized the event, which lasted from 09:00 to 11:30. The main demand was the fulfillment of a commitment to raise salaries for teaching staff and auxiliary personnel starting September 1, 2026. Protesters held signs with slogans like 'We demand fair salary', 'Dignity for education', and 'Investments in education'. The government promised to find a solution 'in the shortest possible time'.

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    📢 Nemulțumiți de salarii, profesorii ies miercuri la protest în PMAN...

  2. ZIUA - Ai dreptul să știi avatar

    ZIUA - Ai dreptul să știi

    Telegram / @ZiuaMoldova

    🔴Profesorii ies în stradă. O acțiune de protest va avea loc mâine în P...

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    Sindicatele din educație ies la protest: „Nu cerem privilegii, cerem r...

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    Sindicatele scot profesorii în fața Guvernului: Vor cer majorarea sala...

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