CNTE Teachers Union Demands
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Mexico's CNTE teachers' union is responding to President Sheinbaum's proposal for dialogue, with leaders like Pedro Hernández demanding more attention. The union previously had a negotiation meeting canceled by the Secretariat of Public Education (SEP). Amidst ongoing protests, President Sheinbaum acknowledged teachers' dedication while urging children to reduce screen time.
CNTE and Interior Ministry resume dialogue; teachers deny receiving financing
The National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) and Mexico's Ministry of the Interior (Segob) have reopened dialogue, with teachers firmly denying any external financing for their ongoing protests. Isael González, a prominent CNTE leader from Chiapas, dismissed suggestions of financial backing as delusional. "No one is financing us; they are delusional if they think we are being financed," Go…
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CNTE leaves students without classes in three states; Mexicanos Primero warns of education rights violation
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