Local Candidate Lalo Castillo Commits to Improving Quality Places for Classes in Izúcar de Matamoros

Lalo Castillo, candidate for the 14th federal council of Izúcar de Matamoros, said he wanted to continue managing reasonable and quality places for classes in the Mixteca.

This is after a meeting was held with teachers from the town of Izúcar de Matamoros. There, a candidate is We will continue to make history He thanked those present for their support for his political proposal. Not only that, he also appreciated the desire and confidence with which the professors entered his statutory register.

I am grateful and honored by the enthusiasm with which you tell me how you will continue to improve the teaching-learning processes in Izúcar and I am grateful that you will enter a legislative agenda of service, in which I will, among other disciplines, working to coordinate efforts. with our next Governor, Alejandro Armenta and with the municipal presidents, so that educational places are renewed.”

Likewise, Lalo Castillo spoke out for coordinating work with the different levels of government.

This is to ensure that society has quality classrooms, where there are none, as it has been recognized by proof that, by law, education must be accompanied by well-situated spaces to ensure that there is no any concern that will hinder the quality of teaching.

The teachers who attended this meeting early on gave their full support to Lalo Castillo. In addition, they said they were in favor of the coalition Let’s Keep Making History, so that the June 2nd the selection effect of the fourth transformation is confirmed.

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