Overview
- The Education Ministry confirmed it complied with the Supreme Court’s resolution by deleting the personal reference from sixth‑grade textbooks tied to a 2015 audio.
- The Court’s Second Chamber granted Córdova an amparo in a 3–2 vote on a project by Minister Javier Laynez that ordered removal in current and future editions, including digital versions.
- Mario Delgado reported that 170 million free textbooks have been distributed nationwide and that schools will start the term with full sets.
- Delgado said there are no errors to correct in the editions already delivered, describing only minor, previously reviewed observations, including in mathematics.
- The ministry maintains the incident is presented as an enduring example to discourage discrimination against indigenous peoples.