More than 40,000 teachers in Spain's Valencia region voted to continue an indefinite strike that began in September, rejecting the Valencian Government's latest offer on salaries, class ratios, and staffing. The strike, now entering its second week, has paralyzed public education and exposed fractures within the ruling coalition, with Finance Minister José Antonio Rovira blamed by unions for blocking meaningful concessions. President Juanfran Pérez Llorca's inability to resolve the crisis is fueling doubts about his leadership ahead of next year's elections.