Governo do México se reúne com a CNTE sem acordos centrais

Autoridades federais realizaram uma reunião tripartite com a Seção 22 da CNTE em 29 de maio sem progresso nas demandas principais.

A secretária de Governo, Rosa Icela Rodríguez, liderou a reunião com representantes da CNTE, o governador de Oaxaca, Salomón Jara, o titular da SEP, Mario Delgado, e o diretor do ISSSTE, Martí Batres. A líder da Seção 22, Yenny Aracely Pérez, afirmou que as respostas oficiais não abordaram os pontos centrais da petição de 79 demandas. A partir de 1º de junho, a CNTE realizará novas mobilizações na Cidade do México, com foco na revogação da Lei do ISSSTE de 2007 e em questões previdenciárias. Os professores apresentarão detalhes na Assembleia Estadual que será instalada na capital a partir dessa data.

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