We're Not Going to Fall Into Provocations with the CNTE.

After yesterday the teachers of the CNTE did not accept any agreement with the government and today proposed new blockades in Mexico City, President Claudia Sheinbaum said that they will not fall into any provocation. "It has been difficult for citizens, but we are not going to fall into any provocation of any repression. First, because we do not believe in it and, second, it would be what they were waiting for. So, we are not going to fall into…

By José Antonio Chávez President Claudia Sheinbaum established the rules of the game in her morning conference in the face of the blockades of the CNTE, that her government will not fall into provocations and period. Of course it is a very good answer to prevent her government from staining itself with repressive dyes that can impact on electoral votes. At the end of the day it is what is taking care of her Morena party, not putting at risk its …

Here in Congress By José Antonio Chávez President Claudia Sheinbaum established the rules of the game in her morning conference in the face of the blockades of the CNTE, that her government will not fall into provocations and period. Of course it is a very good answer to prevent her government from staining itself with repressive dyes that can impact on electoral votes. At the end of the day it is what is taking care of her Morena party, not put…

President Claudia Sheinbaum said that her government will not fall into provocations by members of the National Education Coordinator (CNTE), with whom no agreement was reached during the dialogue table with the Ministry of the Interior and Education. “It has been difficult for citizens, but we are not going to fall into any provocation of any repression. First, [...]

The CNTE called the government’s offer to put an end to demonstrations against the ISSSTE law passed in 2007 as “pure straw”.

The government of Mexico will not fall into provocations, said President Claudia Sheinbaum, about the possible reaction of the CNTE, after not reaching any agreement with the secretaries of the Interior and Public Education. “Yes, it has been so difficult... Complete note »