Report the attempt to stop the delivery of books in Chiapas

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CITY OF MEXICO.- The Secretariat of Public Education (SEP) denounced before the PGR and the General Prosecutor's Office of Chiapas that representatives of the National Coordinator of the Workers of Education (CNTE) attempt to prevent the delivery of 11.1 million pounds of free text for 1.4 million students.

The Head of the SEP's Legal Affairs and Transparency Unit, Miguel Augusto Castañeda Fernández, requested the Office of the Attorney General (PGR) to impose the necessary restraints to maintain the precautionary measures imposed in their case.

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The SEP recalled that nearly eight million of Copies are already in state warehouses and have requested that, at the appropriate time of the proceedings, the judge of the case be asked to impose precautionary measures to avoid any objection.

The Federal Delegate of Education in Chiapas, Mario Sanchez of Cima Breton, filed the complaint in the same direction before the Chiapas public prosecutor, detailed the PES by means of the following: ;A declaration.

The agency explained that in the documents given to ministerial authorities against whom or who are responsible, statements are filed, reproduced by a means of communication, by the spokesperson of section 7 of the CNTE, José Luis Escobar. previous in the sense that the boycott in the delivery of two million pounds is in the rejection of the reform and the new educational model. The chief pointed out that sections 7 and 40 of Chiapas have already convinced parents not to accept textbooks.

In addition, Escobar indicated that teachers should design their own curricula and curriculum with curriculum content according to the context in which students live in their communities, according to statements made in a media.

The SEP stated that the facts described in the journalistic notes would violate the right to education, being a social right contained in the third article of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States.