Overview
- Martínez Robles succeeds Clemente Hernández, who led the organization for more than 24 years.
- A renewed 99-member regional council, majority female and representing all territories and education stages, was constituted.
- ANPE, which represents over 24,000 teachers in the region, signals a new phase focused on assertive but constructive bargaining.
- Top priority is a strengthened teacher authority framework, including presumption of veracity, legal assistance and civil liability coverage.
- The agenda also seeks salary increases after a reported 22% loss of purchasing power, lower class ratios (Infantil 8, Primaria 20, Secundaria/Bachillerato 22), career and pay restorations, protections for interim and religion teachers, and investments in school infrastructure and climatization.