Wednesday, March 17, 2010

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TEACHER IN JUJUY


Ten teachers were injured in Jujuy when police tried to disperse a demonstration outside Government House in the province. The teachers demanded a salary increase and are now camped at the site. Announced an indefinite strike again.

Primary and Secondary Teachers were attacked with rubber bullets and tear gas when, presumably, would have thrown things from the police force and knocked down the fence that surrounded the government building.

Prior to this confrontation, the teachers decided at a special meeting to reject the proposal submitted by the government of Jujuy, which was an increase of 200 pesos 100 pesos salary core and the remaining 100 as non-remunerative. In response, the guild decided to launch on Monday a new strike of 72 hours without assistance to workplaces. The decisive strike by teachers in addition to measures of force that took the masters of the initial and primary levels of a new indefinite strike.

general secretary of the Provincial Association of Teachers of Jujuy, Mario Fars said it was necessary to deepen the measures of strength and appeal to the march because there was no way to negotiate with the government. "The officials wanted to enter the Government House to try to talk and there began the repression of the police," he explained.

MP of the UCR by Miguel Angel Giubergia Jujuy introduced a draft statement for the House repudiates "the incomprehensible actions of the police." The legislature considered it unacceptable that "a genuine claim for higher wages" ends in an "unwarranted repression."

"We attacked with rubber bullets and threw us to dogs. All this was without reason or cause, because we were very quiet. Just walking and singing," explained Sarah Borja, one of the teachers who participated in the march.

Before concluding, Fars declared: "They can not attack people well and less when the majority are women."

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