Overview
- The 24-hour strike is planned for Tuesday with widespread school stoppages and a mobilization outside the Human Capital Ministry in Buenos Aires.
- Key provincial unions including the Buenos Aires teachers’ front confirmed adherence, and university federations signaled partial participation.
- Santa Fe authorities said schools will operate, ordered sworn declarations from staff, and warned of salary deductions and loss of the perfect-attendance bonus for those who stop work.
- Amsafé confirmed it will join the stoppage, while Jujuy unions Cedems and Adep called a coordinated strike and street protest, and Adiunju backed the university action.
- Tensions escalated after Santa Fe minister Fabián Bastia blamed the strike on Roberto Baradel, a characterization CTERA leader Sonia Alesso publicly rejected.