CNTE agrees to share Zócalo with ‘pink tide’ rally

Mexico Metropolis. Lecturers from the Nationwide Coordinator of Training Employees (CNTE) reached an settlement tonight with the federal government of Mexico Metropolis and organizers of the march known as Marea Rosa, to put in a fence that divides the Zócalo plate in two, and set up Citizen Safety parts on the principle entry streets to the academics’ sit-in.

The above, after final Friday night time three trailers tried to enter the Plaza de la Constitución to start the set up work of the temple and the sound tools that will likely be used in the course of the political rally that will likely be held this Sunday.

Leaders of the CNTE confirmed that “the settlement is that we’ll stay in a sit-in on the base plate, however we determined to regroup.” On this method, the dissatisfied academics will stay behind the flagpole in direction of the federal government buildings of Mexico Metropolis, whereas the realm close to the Metropolitan Cathedral was left free for the set up of the temple and the sound and video tools.

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The educators from Guerrero, Oaxaca, Mexico Metropolis and Michoacán who stay on the sit-in introduced that they may perform surveillance guards to keep away from “any incident,” and confirmed that in the course of the rally of the so-called Pink Tide they may protest with banners and blankets rejecting neoliberalism and “to the far-right teams which have all the time wished to denationalise training.”