What do Madrid's teachers want: keys to the indefinite educational strike
Teachers in the region are among the lowest paid in Spain, despite living in one of the most expensive territories, and are among those who give the most class hours.
Teachers in public schools in the Community of Madrid began an indefinite strike on Wednesday. The strike, which had been planned since the end of the last school year, was supported by 70% of teachers according to the strike committee, and 45% according to the regional government. The strike was called by unions and educational organizations, following similar actions in the Valencian Community and Catalonia.
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