US EditionCNTE Marches, Demands and Rushes: Violence in the Heart of CDMX
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The Afores are called into question by the Coordinator’s demands, but the teachers deserve a fair pension, he said. Isaac Rosales Shipyard Informs The demands of CNTE’s teachers (mainly the repeal of the 2007 ISSSTE Law) affect the interests of the richest men in Mexico, said Luis Hernández Navarro, opinion coordinator at La Jornada. “The teachers’ demand affects the financial capital, the richest men in Mexico, because it calls into question t…
This Friday, members of the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) took part in a new march in Mexico City, leaving the Angel of Independence and advancing towards Paseo de la Reforma, heading towards the Zócalo capitalino. The demonstration is part of a day of protests that already totals 23 days and keeps millions of capitals in flame. With the same demands that have mobilized them for weeks—the repeal of the ISSSTE Law 2007, the can…
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