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Los maestros bolivianos amenazaron con una huelga indefinida tras el paro nacional de 24 horas

Infobae Americas23 October 2026, 22:55 UTC

La protesta suspendió las clases en centros fiscales y movilizó a docentes urbanos en cinco ciudades, donde las organizaciones demandaron cambios salariales y el retiro de reformas sobre la formación de educadores

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