Professor Humberto Montero, Spokesman for the Veragüenses Teachers Association, referred to the latest protests that have taken place by students and teachers in different provinces of the country, asking for improvements in educational facilities and that this July 21 there will be a meeting between teachers’ unions and the Ministry of Education.
Montero: “Teachers’ unions will have a meeting with MEDUCA to discuss problems in schools”
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