Mexico government meets CNTE without central agreements

Federal authorities held a tripartite meeting with CNTE Section 22 on May 29 without progress on key demands.

Secretary of the Interior Rosa Icela Rodríguez led the meeting with CNTE representatives, Oaxaca Governor Salomón Jara, SEP head Mario Delgado and ISSSTE director Martí Batres.

Section 22 leader Yenny Aracely Pérez stated that official responses did not address the central points of the 79-demand petition.

From June 1 the CNTE will carry out further mobilizations in Mexico City, focusing on the repeal of the 2007 ISSSTE Law and retirement issues.

Teachers will present details at the State Assembly to be installed in the capital from that date.

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Government officials meeting with CNTE representatives to discuss pension insurer proposal.
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Government proposes public insurer for CNTE pensions

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The Federal Government presented the CNTE with the creation of a Public Insurer to manage ISSSTE pensions in coordination with PENSIONISSSTE. The proposal was explained in a meeting with Martí Batres, Rosa Icela Rodríguez and Mario Delgado. The CNTE stated there are no agreements and will continue analyzing its demands.

The CNTE held a megamarcha on July 16 in Mexico City to demand that the SEP and ISSSTE honor labor commitments.

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The National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) is preparing blockades starting at 10:00 a.m. at several points on Paseo de la Reforma in Mexico City. The sit-in in the Historic Center continues as the federal government maintains dialogue without new agreements.

CNTE teachers agreed to continue their national strike and sit-in in Mexico City until the government responds to their demands, including during the 2026 World Cup.

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Teachers from the CNTE marched to Mexico City's Zócalo on Friday, May 15, as the Public Education Secretariat announced a 9 percent salary increase for educators.

Unions USTEC and Professors de Secundària have called off strikes planned for Monday to Thursday in Catalonia, while teachers vote on ratifying the preliminary agreement reached with the government on Friday.

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65% of Catalan teachers who voted have rejected the pre-agreement with the Generalitat, which included salary increases and more staff. The Education Department will maintain the agreement while USTEC calls for new mobilizations.

 

 

 

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