Mexico Teacher Strike
4 articles from 1 country
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 CNTE Section 7 in Chiapas is considering ending its protest camp in Mexico City, following a similar decision by Section 22 in Oaxaca. - While agreements on promotions and state-level meetings were reached, a pending economic bonus, similar to one accepted by Oaxaca's section, remains unresolved. - The union's National Representative Assembly will ultimately decide whether to lift the protes…
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. - The CNTE's Section 22 stated the funds are not inten…
CNTE accuses Mexican government of refusing dialogue amid national strike
- Mexico's National Union of Education Workers (CNTE) accuses the federal government of refusing to engage in dialogue to resolve their demands. - The union states that after 18 days of national strik…
Mexican Teachers Mark 19 Days of Strike, Commemorate Nochixtlán Massacre
- Teachers in Mexico are marking 19 days of a national indefinite strike, including a march in Mexico City to commemorate the 10th anniversary of the Asunción Nochixtlán massacre. - Negotiations betwe…
