Overview
- CEDEMS launched a formal 72-hour strike starting Monday with provincial mobilizations and a day-long permanence at Plaza Belgrano, and the union said it may call a new assembly to decide next steps.
- The Jujuy government confirmed it will deduct pay for CEDEMS strike days and treat absences by informal 'docentes autoconvocados' as unauthorized with possible administrative sanctions.
- ADEP’s provisional junta denied calling the 72-hour stoppage that autoconvocados and the Hormiguero Docente group promote, while those groups demand a 50% raise and that the starting salary match the basic food basket.
- UDA Seccional Jujuy announced a 48-hour strike and work-to-rule that curtails voluntary duties, signaling a wider provincial teacher revolt over the 4% offer.
- Nationally, ATE has scheduled a countrywide public-sector strike and march to the Economy Ministry for August 3, a move that could align state workers with education unions and amplify pressure on provincial and federal authorities.