Ministry: No reason for protest, teachers’ salaries have increased by over 60%

Croatia 15 December 2024 23:00

The Science and Education Ministry said it finds no rational reason for Saturday's protest of three science and education unions, as teachers' salaries have gone up by more than 60% during the current government's term, noting that "certain presidential candidates exploit protests for their own gain." CE Report quotes HINA

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Ministry: No reason for protest, teachers’ salaries have increased by over 60%

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