In deception of national public opinion and educational workers, an anonymous report was issued, which its authors forcefully attributed to trade union coordination of the most representative unions. It contained a group of fallacies that attempt to underestimate the efforts of the parties calling for dialogue in order to find a way out of the difficult situation that the public school is going through.
The false report stated: “Following the publication of a document attributed to one of the frameworks that belong to the national trade union coordination of the most representative unions, and in the complete absence of confirmation or denial of the content of this document, the trade union coordination of the three most representative unions calls on all educational workers to continue their work.” Embodying their struggle program for this week, and engaging in all forms of protest called for by the educational workers, and also confirming their intention to engage in more escalated forms of struggle if the ministry and government continue to procrastinate, procrastinate, and do not respond to the pulse of the educational workers.”
In response to the Free University for Education’s call to lift all “forms of struggle and return to resuming work,” the false statement stressed, “not to suspend any form of struggle before responding to the demands of men and women of education, most notably the immediate withdrawal of the new basic system that brought out the educational workers to protest without condition.” Or a restriction.”