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EDUCATION MINISTER BELIEVES TEACHERS ARE BEING MISLED BY GTU FOR DEMANDING BETTER SALARIES

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Minister of Education Priya Manickchand once again accused the Guyana Teachers Union of misleading teachers into believing their higher-wage demands are legitimate. For more details on this ongoing dispute, see Dacia Richards’ report.

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