US EditionSection 22 Could Lift a Sit-in, but There's Still No Date to Go Back to Class.
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Jaime GUERRERO With a second consultation, Section 22 of the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) of Oaxaca concluded with ending with the sit-in that began on May 15 in Mexico City. According to the results of its internal vote, of a total of 10,305 votes cast, 5,267 [...] The post Section 22 decides to lift its sit-in on the CDMX; today it defines before the National Representative Assembly the form of withdrawal appeared first on …
Drafting/RIOaxaca After 20 days of sit-in in Mexico City, the SNTE Section 22 could lift its sit-in. Yesterday, during its state assembly, the teachers agreed to a “Tactical Replenishment.” And their new agreements will be defined in the National Representative Assembly of the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE). The decision will depend on the analysis of the state assembly and the result will be validated by the teachers’ leadersh…
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