Overview
- On Tuesday, July 14, representatives from the IPN and the Secretaría de Educación Pública met with student delegates and agreed at the students' request to form four thematic working tables and to reconvene Friday in Zacatenco.
- Students continue to occupy Canal Once and made participation conditional on a signed acta de no represalias, the presence of higher‑level officials with decision authority, controlled access to sessions, and delivery of institutional documents for transparency.
- IPN and SEP officials framed the process as institutional and legal, said the SEP would accompany and validate agreements within its faculties, and warned that roughly 13,000 students are affected so restoring classes is urgent.
- The four working tables will address legal and security issues, finances and infrastructure, democratization and academic matters, and teaching, and negotiators agreed to use follow‑up meetings and verification mechanisms to track commitments.
- The talks carry political weight because the IPN is a major public technical university and the Canal Once occupation has high public visibility, so the outcome will hinge on whether officials can deliver binding, transparent actions that protect students' academic trajectories.