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Venezuelan education experts have raised strong criticisms against the Ministry of Education, pointing specifically to a persistent lack of wage improvements for teachers. The concerns highlight the difficult financial conditions faced by educators in the country.
Addressing the situation, Father José Gregorio Terán, director of the popular education and social promotion movement Fe y Alegría in Venezuela, emphasized that teachers cannot reasonably be expected to serve as the foundation for national reconstruction while lacking the resources to support themselves.
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InfobaeFocuses on Venezuelan educational experts and union critiques regarding low teacher wages.