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13 Mar 2024 | 12:31 PM UTC

Argentina: Unionized teachers likely to protest amid strike in Cordoba Province March 14

Unionized teachers likely to protest during strike in Cordoba Province, Argentina, March 14. Increased security, disruptions likely.

Informational

Workers affiliated with the Union of Educators of the Province of Cordoba (Union de Educadores de la Provincia de Cordoba, UEPC) and the Argentine Union of Private Teachers (Sindicato Argentino de Docentes Privados, SADOP) plan to stage a 24-hour strike on March 14. During the labor action, public and private schools are likely to reduce or suspend activities on March 14. While organizers have not confirmed any details for associated gatherings, protests are likely on March 14, especially outside the Civic Center in Cordoba City. Participants will be making several labor-related demands.

Disruptions to educational services are likely. Teacher protests near government buildings and schools are likely across the province. Heightened security and localized transport and business disruptions are likely around protest sites that materialize.

Plan for disruptions to school services. Exercise caution near demonstrations. Plan for possible localized business and transport disruptions near protest sites. Plan accordingly for increased absenteeism among employees who are the parents or guardians of school-aged children. Heed instructions from authorities.