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TEHRAN, MARCH 1-Thousands of teachers took the streets of the Argentine capital Buenos Aires on Wednesday to protest against the government and to demand higher salaries.
TEHRAN,Young Journalists Club(YJC) -Thousands of teachers took the streets of the Argentine capital Buenos Aires on Wednesday to protest against the government and to demand higher salaries.
Teaching unions marched through holding banners and flags, calling out the government’s educational reforms.
Source: AFP
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