Madrid Teachers Begin Indefinite Strike
Teachers in Madrid have started an indefinite strike. They are protesting about low pay and small class sizes. Nurseries will have limited services for young children.
The strike began on Tuesday with teachers blocking a street near the Ministry of Education. The teachers believe 1,800 euros is needed to cover their costs. They feel the government does not value their work. The teachers want better salaries and larger class sizes. The strike will continue until the government meets their demands.
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Highlights
Madrid Nursery Strike Begins
A strike started in Madrid's nurseries due to concerns about funding.
Low Pay is a Key Issue
Teachers say 1,080 euros is not enough to cover monthly costs.
Teachers Block a Street
Hundreds of teachers blocked Alcalá street near the Ministry of Education.
Protests Over Low Class Sizes
Teachers are protesting about small class sizes and lack of salary increases.
Teachers Feel Invisible
The teachers feel ‘burned out’ and ‘invisible’ during the strike.