Overview
- The dissident teachers’ union said it will show up at all public appearances by President Claudia Sheinbaum to push its agenda.
- Leaders outlined a January outreach drive and a Jan. 31 representative assembly in Mérida to finalize an action plan.
- A 72-hour national work stoppage is expected in February 2026, pending decisions at the late-January assembly.
- Near-term actions include joining the Nov. 26 Ayotzinapa mobilization and a Nov. 29 march in Mexico City toward the U.S. Embassy.
- The government downplayed recent demonstrations, while CNTE leaders rejected that characterization and alleged police repression during the Nov. 13–14 stoppage in Mexico City.