US EditionAfter the Riots, Segob and SEP Condemn Violence and Reiterate Call for Dialogue
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He asked the dissident teachers to assume responsibility or disassociate themselves from the violence unleashed during the break-in at the Ministry of the Interior.
President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo spoke today about the riots that occurred outside the Ministry of the Interior (Segob), during the teachers' demonstration of the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) last Wednesday, and noted that section 22 of Oaxaca has made the decision to withdraw. Last Wednesday, members of the march of CNTE teachers caused riots outside the headquarters of the Segob, where they even used a deck to try to open …
The Segob made a new call to dialogue to teachers and teachers of the dissident teachers, after CNTE members tried to break into the headquarters of the federal unit Mexican federal authorities made a call on Wednesday to the teachers to continue the dialogue and condemned any violent demonstration, after a group of teachers confronted police and caused riots in the vicinity of the Ministry of the Interior (Segob), in the capital of the country.
The Ministries of the Interior (Segob) and Public Education (SEP) reiterated the call to continue, in a peaceful and respectful manner, the dialogue in favor of the CNTE workers. After this afternoon the level of protest of the members of the State Coordinator of Education Workers of Guerrero (CETEG) who are part of the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) who threw stones and tried to enter the Segob facilities, the government of Me…
Not to mention some result of the fourth working table, the offices quoted Benito Juárez: “Nothing by force; everything for reason and right.”
Twenty-one days after the arrest of the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE), the Ministries of the Interior and Public Education issued a joint communiqué calling for continued peaceful dialogue and condemning any act of violence, while reiterating respect for the right to free demonstration. We reiterate respect for the right to free expression and condemn any manifestation of violence. Through dialogue we will find agreements, pro…
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