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Puebla Student Teachers Ask Authorities for Unconditional Dialogue

From La Jornada · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Students from Puebla’s Carmen Serdán Rural Teachers’ College say authorities are conditioning talks on ending their protest camp.
  • The students are demanding dialogue without conditions.
  • Their protest at the intersection of Eje Central and Avenida Juárez had lasted more than 32 hours by publication time.

Students from the Carmen Serdán Rural Teachers’ College in Teteles, Puebla, are asking federal and state authorities to hold dialogue without conditions.

Although a dialogue table has been set up, the students say there is no genuine willingness to talk. They report that authorities require them to end their protest camp before discussing their demands.

The students have maintained the camp since Thursday afternoon at the intersection of Eje Central and Avenida Juárez. By the close of the edition, the protest had lasted more than 32 hours.

There is no genuine willingness to talk, because they condition any dialogue on our lifting the protest camp.

· Students from the Carmen Serdán Rural Teachers’ CollegeThe students describe why they reject the conditions attached to discussions about their demands.
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