This Tuesday, September 3, the Minister of Education, Morgan Querogenerated controversy by claiming that Peruvian teachers had the best salaries in Latin America, thanks to the president's management Dina Boluarte. According to Quero, this register reflects the current administration's commitment to education in the country.
Comments from the Minister
During an event at the Los Próceres Bicentenary School, in Santiago del Surco, Quero highlighted that Peru had the third highest salaries for teachers in the region, which he called a “testimony to the commitment and love for education.” These statements are made in a context of unsatisfied growth in the population.
Recent Activities
At the same event, the Minister announced that about 221 teachers would appear for an examination to participate in the public master's career, with the aim of identifying 50,000 capable teachers. He also said that his management is committed to improving the educational infrastructure and pedagogical mechanisms in the country.
Reactions and criticisms
Quero has faced criticism for his apparent disconnect with the reality of life for many teachers, who often report that their salaries are not enough to meet their basic needs. In addition, his recent comment about “watering” in the sector has prompted jokes and doubts about his ability to manage the Ministry of Education.
The controversy escalated amid his statements about the community AwajunThis led some parliamentarians to demand his resignation, arguing a lack of interest in investigations in that area.
Morgan Quero has reaffirmed his commitment to the education sector and his desire to serve the country, but polarization and widespread discontent have raised serious questions about the effectiveness of his management and the future of education in Peru.
