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ZAGREB, Nov 11 (Hina) - The leader of the union of secondary school teachers, Branimir Mihalinec, said on Monday that the ongoing strike in primary and secondary schools would go on because talks with the government on an increase in the job complexity index for teachers had not continued, and he announced new protests for Wednesday and Thursday.
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