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Madrid Teachers Launch Indefinite Strike for Better Conditions and Resources

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Teachers in the Community of Madrid have begun an indefinite strike to demand better working conditions, including salary increases, reduced teaching hours, and more resources for students with special educational needs. The strike, which began on October 14, is supported by various unions and platforms, including CCOO, CGT, CNT, Solidarity Workers, STEM, and UGT. The teachers are also calling for improvements in educational facilities and an end to the segregation of students. The strike has seen high attendance, with pickets at educational centers and a concentration in Puerta del Sol. The regional government has expressed regret over the charges made against protesters.

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    Huelga de profesores en la Comunidad de Madrid: quién la convoca, hora...

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    La huelga educativa en Madrid calienta motores: "Lucharemos por las me...

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    Huelga de profesores en Madrid: todas las claves de las protestas ht...

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    Profesores de la pública arrancan este miércoles una huelga indefinida...

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