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Culiacán, Sin.-
The 38-year-old Aided "N" History teacher, found dead in a mountain in the municipality of Mocorito, has been demanding since last October that she change affiliation for being harassed and threatened by his ex-wife, without the Colegio de Bachilleres de Sinaloa assuming protection protocols.
The body of the 28 campus teacher, located in the Villa Adolfo López Mateos union, known as Tamarindo, was discovered Monday afternoon during a process of decomposition by elements of the municipal police of Mocorito.
The president of the Colectivo de Mujeres Sinaloenses, Teresa Guerra Ochoa, said that the victim, who had entered the teaching profession since 2011, had obtained the status of her union four years ago for what she had managed to transform into a profession. campus in town.
She pointed out that it was proven that Helped "N" had justified her request to be removed from high school, her ex-husband being from Tamarindo. She was therefore constantly harassed and felt threatened.
José Ángel Beltrán Rentería, of the teachers movement "We are over 53", revealed that he had accompanied Professor Aidé "N" several times, in order to manage the change in the field of human resources of the Colegio de Bachilleres of Sinaloa.
He said that the head of this area, Jesús Francisco Pérez López, was aware of the risk situation in which the history teacher was working and had refused to allow his change of training on campus no. 24, located in Colonia 21 de Marzo, in the state capital. .
She pointed out that at this school she had 30 hours per month, which corresponds to her profile, because her workload was 21 hours on the 28th floor of Tamarindo, regardless of her situation. .
The director of the Colegio de Bachilleres de Sinaloa, Mario Arredondo Salas, admitted that last August, the teacher asked him to change jobs, for personal reasons.
He said the Attorney General's office had been tasked with conducting a thorough investigation into his murder in order to punish the alleged perpetrators or suspects of the killing, which had provoked the indignation of the high school students.
Last Monday, the victim's sister, Maria Cristina, said that in recent days she had seen Aida nervous, as she had had a conversation with her ex-husband, who had threatened her, because of a money dispute.
Professor Aidé was last seen on the morning of Thursday, November 1st, when she left to teach her class in her vehicle, without her having arrived at school, in a school or a school. the union Villa Adolfo Lopez Mateos, at the northern exit of Culiacán.
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