Teachers across Argentina launched a nationwide strike after unions accused the government of refusing to resume salary negotiations and restore education funding. Teachers take part in a nationwide strike in Argentina to demand higher salaries, restored education funding and renewed negotiations with the government. Photo: CTERATeachers across Argentina launched a 24-hour strike demanding salary talks, restored education funding and the return of a key wage incentive. RELATED: Argentina Tightens Immigration with Milei’s New Controversial DecreeThe strike, organized by the Confederation of Education Workers (CTERA), involves preschool, primary and secondary school teachers nationwide. Wider Labor UnrestSeparately, the State Workers’ Association (ATE) also called a nationwide strike for Monday, a move expected to limit operations at provincial and national government offices.