Nancy Godoy's Femicide Mobilized Teachers Across the Country and Put Rural Education Conditions Under the Spotlight
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The murder of rural teacher Nancy Godoy, in Corrientes, provoked a national teachers’ strike and numerous protests. In a month marked by dozens of victims of gender-based violence, four sex workers were also killed and the sector called for a strike on Tuesday, November 3. October left a succession of femicides in different parts of Argentina and a growing social mobilization against gender-based violence. Nancy Estela Godoy, a rural teacher fro…
Teachers from different parts of the country participated this Thursday in a day of protest that included a mobilization to the Obelisk and a national stoppage of 24 hours. The measure was called to demand justice for the femicide of Nancy Godoy, the rural teacher whose body was found in the town of Esquina. [...]
Teachers demonstrated this Thursday in the Obelisk and carried out a general strike throughout the country to demand justice for the crime of Nancy Godoy, the teacher found dead in the province of Corrientes, for which there are five detainees, three of them accused of femicide. CTERA indicated that the measure of force had a “high” adherence as it had been “long ago” that did not happen. The decision that achieved mobilizations at the federal l…
The Confederation of Education Workers (CTERA) held a national day of mourning with unemployment and mobilizations in several provinces for the femicide of Nancy Godoy, a 52-year-old rural teacher found dead in Esquina, Corrientes. Teachers from different parts of the country demanded justice for the rural teacher found dead in Corrientes and denounced working conditions in schools.
The murder of the Corrientes teacher provoked marches, a national strike and days of mourning. In Esquina, Tandil, Olavarría and the City of Buenos Aires there were expressions of pain and demands of justice. The unions also pointed to the responsibility of the State in the protection of those who teach in rural schools. No new public statements were found by Governor Juan Pablo Valdés after the finding of the body. Nancy Estela Godoy's femicide…
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