Government Demands 75% School Activity During Teacher Strike, Threatens Sanctions
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The Argentine government will monitor and potentially impose sanctions on teacher unions if they fail to guarantee 75% of usual educational service during the national strike scheduled for August 3. The Ministry of Human Capital announced random inspections in schools across the country, citing Law 27,802 on Labor Modernization, which declares education an essential service. Unions, however, argue that the law is being used to limit their right to strike.
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