Venezuelan teachers and public workers began August protesting low salaries and the deteriorating condition of school buildings following June’s earthquakes. The protests highlight the ongoing crisis within the Venezuelan education system, marked by severely reduced wages and infrastructure damage. Educators are demanding transparency in negotiations with authorities to ensure a viable start to the school year. The situation reflects a broader economic downturn impacting public services across the country. The collapse of salaries has led to widespread discontent among educators. This comes as Venezuela attempts a transition toward economic recovery. The protests underscore the urgent need for investment and support to rebuild the education sector.