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Entre Ríos Government to Decree Teacher Salary Increase After Talks Fail

After failing to reach an agreement with teachers' unions during collective bargaining, the government of the Argentine province of Entre Ríos will decree a salary increase. The measure includes a 3% raise for July and updates the minimum teaching salary to 850,000 Argentine pesos, while keeping the door open for further dialogue.

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