Teachers in Peru return to class as strike winds downLIMA (Reuters) - Teachers in Peru started returning to classrooms on Monday after union leaders announced they should suspend a strike that had sparked unrest and dragged on for more than two months in some places. Teachers at public schools in Peru had sought a sharper salary hike than the government s 12 percent proposal for next year and opposed evaluation-based firings. But union leader Pedro Castillo announced a temporary end to the strike during the weekend after the government threatened to dismiss teachers who did not return to class. The strike threatened to force 3.5 million school children to repeat the academic year and had sunk President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski s approval rating as teachers blocked roads and clashed with police. The Education Ministry urged parents to work with teachers to set up schedules to make up for lost time. The government offered to introduce its proposed salary increase to a minimum of 2,000 soles ($618) per month in November instead of next year and said teachers 55 and older could retire early. Kuczynski s approval rating dropped 13 percentage points to 19 percent in August, according to a monthly opinion poll by GfK - a new low for the former Wall Street banker in his year-old government. worldnews
teachers peru return class strike winds downlima reuters teachers peru started returning classrooms monday union leaders announced suspend strike sparked unrest dragged two months places teachers public schools peru sought sharper salary hike government percent proposal next year opposed firing but union leader pedro castillo announced temporary end strike weekend government threatened dismiss teachers return class the strike threatened force million school children repeat academic year sunk president pedro pablo kuczynski approval rating teachers blocked roads clashed police the education ministry urged parents work teachers set schedules make lost time the government offered introduce proposed salary increase minimum soles per month november instead next year said teachers older could retire early kuczynski approval rating dropped percentage points percent august according monthly opinion poll gf new low former wall street banker government worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Teachers in Peru return to class as strike winds downLIMA (Reuters) - Teachers in Peru started returning to classrooms on Monday after union leaders announced they should suspend a strike that had sparked unrest and dragged on for more than two months in some places. Teachers at public schools in Peru had sought a sharper salary hike than the government s 12 percent proposal for next year and opposed evaluation-based firings. But union leader Pedro Castillo announced a temporary end to the strike during the weekend after the government threatened to dismiss teachers who did not return to class. The strike threatened to force 3.5 million school children to repeat the academic year and had sunk President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski s approval rating as teachers blocked roads and clashed with police. The Education Ministry urged parents to work with teachers to set up schedules to make up for lost time. The government offered to introduce its proposed salary increase to a minimum of 2,000 soles ($618) per month in November instead of next year and said teachers 55 and older could retire early. Kuczynski s approval rating dropped 13 percentage points to 19 percent in August, according to a monthly opinion poll by GfK - a new low for the former Wall Street banker in his year-old government. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: teachers peru return class strike winds downlima reuters teachers peru started returning classrooms monday union leaders announced suspend strike sparked unrest dragged two months places teachers public schools peru sought sharper salary hike government percent proposal next year opposed firing but union leader pedro castillo announced temporary end strike weekend government threatened dismiss teachers return class the strike threatened force million school children repeat academic year sunk president pedro pablo kuczynski approval rating teachers blocked roads clashed police the education ministry urged parents work teachers set schedules make lost time the government offered introduce proposed salary increase minimum soles per month november instead next year said teachers older could retire early kuczynski approval rating dropped percentage points percent august according monthly opinion poll gf new low former wall street banker government worldnews