Overview

• CTERA confirmed a nationwide 24-hour stoppage for Tuesday, October 14, with a central march called for 10:00 outside Congress in Buenos Aires.
• The Frente de Unidad Docente Bonaerense and multiple provincial unions will join, affecting public schools at all levels while participation in private schools is expected to vary locally.
• University sectors including Conadu Histórica and COAD at the National University of Rosario announced adherence, disrupting some university and pre-university activities.
• The Santa Fe government said schools will remain open, will deduct pay for teachers who strike, and will use attendance certifications tied to a perfect-attendance bonus.
• Core demands include a new Education Financing Law, restitution of FONID with arrears, reconvening the national wage bargaining table, salary hikes, larger education budgets and infrastructure funds, and protection of teacher pensions.