Constitution Bans Militarized Schools in Mexico, Says Mario Delgado for the Death of Dafne Zapata
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The Mexican Constitution prohibits the existence of militarized schools such as that in which the young Dafne Zapata died, said Mario Delgado, secretary of Education. “Neither the SEP nor the Defense authorize this type of modalities,” he pointed out in the “morning” of this Monday, July 27. Mario Delgado emphasized that the SEP turned a trade on Friday, July 24, in which he reminded these legal provisions to the Ministries of Education of the 3…
Mario Delgado noted that neither the Ministry of Education nor the National Defense authorizes such modalities
The form of militarized education is not authorized by the Constitution or by the General Education Act, said the Secretary of Public Education, Mario Delgado Carrillo, who announced a review of the campuses that offer this scheme after the death of the teenager Dafne Zara Zapata during a summer camp in Tamaulipas. The SEP post will review schools with militarized education after Dafne case appeared first on Contralínea.
Tamaulipas.- The head of the Ministry of Public Education (SEP), Mario Delgado reaffirmed this Monday that militarized education schemes in basic schools are not allowed following the case of Dafne Zapata. So he asked the state educational authorities to review the campuses that operate under this model after the death of Dafne Zapata, a 13-year-old teenager who occurred during a Doenitz Militarized Academy camp in Tamaulipas. What did Claudia S…
After the death of the minor “Dafne” in a militarized school in Ciudad Madero, Tamaulipas, on July 16, the head of the Ministry of Public Education (SEP), Mario Delgado, explained that this type of school is prohibited in the educational system of our country. “Military type education is not authorized by law; neither the Ministry of Education nor the National Defense authorizes this kind of modalities,” he said. Current legal framework Delgado …
Mario Delgado stated that this type of education is not authorized in Mexico.
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