Mario Aguilar acusa a presidente Boric de "chutear" deuda histórica de profesores: "Fue muy doloroso"

So I was reading this crazy article about Mario Aguilar accusing the president Boric of “chutear” the historical debt of teachers, and it really got me thinking. Basically, Aguilar (who is the head of the teachers’ union in Chile) is calling out President Boric on not fulfilling his campaign promise to resolve the issue of unpaid salaries owed to teachers. It’s a super important issue that affects thousands of educators, and Aguilar is saying that the government has been ignoring it for far too long.

What’s interesting - and also really sad - is that Aguilar shared his personal experience of being a teacher and not being paid for months on end. That’s insane! Imagine working your butt off every day and not getting paid for it. Aguilar also mentioned that the debt owed to teachers goes all the way back to the military dictatorship in the 80s, and it’s really time for the government to step up and do something about it.

I personally think it’s terrible that teachers - who are some of the most important and hard-working people in our society - are being treated so unfairly. I mean, we wouldn’t have doctors, lawyers, or any other professionals without teachers, right? It’s about time we as a society start prioritizing the well-being and fair treatment of our educators.

Overall, I think this article sheds light on a major issue that’s affecting many people in Chile, and it’s important for us to talk about it and raise awareness. Hopefully, with articles like this and the work of people like Aguilar, we can push for change and ensure that our educators are given the respect and compensation they deserve.