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David__77

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1. I'm more concerned about primary educators.

Reply to spanza (Original post)

Tue Apr 30, 2013, 04:46 AM

Apr 2013

Their salary started with a much lower baseline. It has come up more quickly. University instructor real wages have increased considerably over the past decade and a half, but have a long way to go. Hopefully Venezuelans will come together to further develop their country and continue the growth.

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Marquez: Majority of Venezuelan Universities in favor of an indefinite strike [View all] spanza Apr 2013 OP

I'm more concerned about primary educators. David__77 Apr 2013 #1

University instructor real wages have decreased considerably over the past decade and a half in Vzla spanza May 2013 #8

But, but, but, ..., wasn't Chavez supposed to be a socialist pro-union hero? Bernardo de La Paz Apr 2013 #2

What does pseudo left mean? Is this concern about Venezuela or a dig at USA? graham4anything Apr 2013 #3

I can't call "left" a government that pays its teachers under the minimum wage. spanza May 2013 #7

unbelievable, thanks for the post nt Bacchus4.0 Apr 2013 #4

Oh, surely you can come up with more than five words in defense of teachers, Bacchus. Peace Patriot Apr 2013 #6

Well, five words in defense of workers for the 1st of May is infinitely better than your silence. spanza May 2013 #9

"Taking about the model of society wished by this pseudo 'left'... Peace Patriot Apr 2013 #5

Make it worldwide. - K&R :-/ n/t DeSwiss May 2013 #10