Overview
- Teachers say they will march from Palacio Nacional early Thursday to the Congress of the Union and install a sit-in there through Friday.
- CNTE leaders state they will not block Mexico City’s airport or the main entry roads, and they expect actions in other states with free passage at toll booths.
- Interior Secretary Rosa Icela Rodríguez urged continued dialogue and warned against actions that hinder citizens’ rights and students’ schooling.
- The government cites 22 working sessions and measures including a 10% salary increase, frozen minimum retirement ages, cancellation of Usicamm, and infrastructure support.
- CNTE demands include repealing the 2007 ISSSTE law and the Education Reform, reinstating a dialogue table with the president, and higher budgets, while criticizing metal barricades near Palacio Nacional but pledging not to block access.