Thousands of teachers in Catalonia's Lleida region have taken to the streets, halting their work to demand a long-overdue salary agreement from the Spanish government. Approximately 60% of the region's teachers have joined the strike, bringing daily life to a standstill as they protest the Ministry's refusal to negotiate their pay. The educators are seeking a fair and timely salary adjustment, which has been a contentious issue for years, and are now resorting to drastic measures to draw attention to their cause. As the strike continues, it remains to be seen whether the Ministry will reconsider its stance and engage in meaningful discussions with the teachers to find a resolution.
60% of teachers stopped in Lleida to demand a salary agreement that the Ministry refuses to negotiate apd.cat
