SNTE-CNTE in Chiapas initiates work stoppage against educational reform and the ISSSTE Law

Ciudad Juárez (Mexico), 20 Mar (EFE).- Dozens of teachers in Ciudad Juárez border, in northern Mexico, demonstrated this Thursday to demand the amendment of the pension law imposed in 2007, which they consider detrimental to their labor interests. The protest, framed in a 72-hour national strike that began on Wednesday, included the free opening of tolls and uncharged access to a border bridge with the U.S. in the Mexican state of Chihuahua. Che…

After President Claudia Sheinbaum withdrew her initiative to reform the ISSSTE Law, the CNTE teachers still fulfilled this Thursday their

This morning at about 10 o’clock, as had been agreed at the demonstration, at least 1,000 teachers from all levels of education from preschool to high school came to Sacramento. After not agreeing to the ISSSTE 2025 reform, in both directions of the booth hundreds of drivers and transporters were given a free pass. The booth was taken, by the teachers, who carry banners, tarpaulins, cardboards, in which they point out that they do not agree with…

Federal teachers from Sonora demonstrated in front of the Ministry of Education and Culture (SEC) in Hermosillo, demanding the repeal of the 2007 Issste Act. Around 300 teachers gathered at the headquarters of the SEC, located on Colosio Boulevard, to express their rejection of this law, which they believe has deteriorated the pension system, affected the calculation of retirees through the use of UMAS and increased the years of service required.

Ricardo Del Muro / Austral President Claudia Sheinbaum withdrew her proposal to reform the ISSSTE Law, which she sent to Congress on February 7, after meeting with representatives of the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE), but these actions were not enough for the rebel teachers – who “do not like it,” as they say in Chiapas – started a national strike from March 19 to 21, which affects thousands of students in various entities of …

Dr. Shivagodr_pin_shivago@hotmail.com Against all expectations, he was the head of the Ministry of Education and Culture (SEC), Froylán Gámez Gamboa the first to step out yesterday morning before the arrival to his offices of a large contingent of teachers of the SNTE Section 28 in protest against the reform of the Law of the Isste.