Mexico Teacher Strike
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Mexico's National Union of Education Workers (CNTE) is marking 19 days of a national strike, accusing the federal government of refusing dialogue. CNTE Section 7 in Chiapas is considering ending its protest camp in Mexico City, pending a National Assembly decision. The Ministry of Public Education offered a bonus for teacher hires, not to end the strike.
With bonus pending, CNTE Section 7 evaluates lifting Mexico City protest; must await National Assembly decision
The Section 7 of the National Union of Education Workers (CNTE) in Chiapas is deliberating whether to dismantle its protest camp in Mexico City's historic center. This consideration follows a similar move by Section 22 in Oaxaca, though Chiapas's section awaits a decision from its National Representative Assembly. After a tripartite meeting with the government and Chiapas Governor Eduardo Ramírez …
Mexico's SEP offers bonus to CNTE for teacher hires, not to end strike
Mexico's Ministry of Public Education (SEP) has offered a special bonus to the National Union of Education Workers (CNTE) to hire new teachers, according to Yenni Pérez Martínez, general secretary of …
CNTE accuses Mexican government of refusing dialogue amid national strike
The National Union of Education Workers (CNTE) in Mexico has accused the federal government of maintaining a closed-off stance regarding their demands. The union leadership stated that unlike previous…
Mexican Teachers Mark 19 Days of Strike, Commemorate Nochixtlán Massacre
Teachers in Mexico are continuing their national indefinite strike, now in its 19th day, with a significant march in Mexico City. The demonstration on Friday aimed to commemorate the 10th anniversary …
