Strike in public administration with 60% participation

On Monday, public administration workers are on a 24-hour strike, with a reported 60% participation in education and health sectors. The strike, organized by the STTS, has led to many school closures and postponed health consultations across the country. Essential services, including chemotherapy and hemodialysis, are still being provided. The union's demands include the establishment of a meal card for public administration employees and a review of performance evaluation systems. The strike began at midnight and will last until 11:59 PM, affecting central, regional, and local administrations.