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Argentine university teachers strike for a week over pay and funding law
PerfilLO·AR·3 days ago
Argentina's national public sector staffing fell to 269,025, marking the eighth consecutive monthly decline and a year-over-year loss of over 16,000 jobs. The sustained contraction reflects ongoing government austerity measures, though the pace and sectoral distribution of cuts remain unspecified. This signals continued fiscal consolidation under the current administration, with implications for public-sector labor relations and spending.