The Green Tide Retakes Madrid Before the Indefinite Strike: 10,000 People Go Out on the Street for Public Education · Global Voices
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About 10,000 people protested this Saturday in the Spanish capital in defense of public and secular non-university education and against the courts, before a strike called by unions and educational assemblies on October 14th. Leaded by a huge banner with the slogan "We defend public education, we defend the future", the demonstrators marched from Atocha Square to Cibeles Square, wearing green t-shirts that required public education for all, for …
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Leaded by a huge banner with the slogan . . . We defend public education, we defend the future . . . . the protesters marched from Atocha Square to Cibeles Square, wearing green t-shirts that demanded public education for all, for all and holding posters against the courts and against the president of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso.
El Periódico
Teachers, students and families travel through the center of the capital to demand fewer teaching hours, classrooms with fewer students, salary improvements and more resources before the strike called since 14 October.
The sector has planned an indefinite strike that will begin next 14 October
From the unitary representation they hope that the follow-up to Sunday's mobilization will force the Education Department to sit down and negotiate with the strike committee from September 28, to channel the conflict before the beginning of the indefinite strikes in October.
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