New guide by journalist Luis Hernández Navarro offered in Chihuahua

Ciudad Juárez, Chih. On the presentation of his guide The Portray on the Wall, A window to regular colleges and rural normalistason this border city, Luis Hernández Navarro reminded the correspondent of The Day In Chihuahua, Miroslava Breach Velducea, murdered on March 23, 2017 within the state capital.

The case, identified the author and journalist, in addition to coordinator of Opinión de The Day continues to reign in impunity, as is the case for a lot of college students and academics who graduated from rural academics’ schools within the nation, the topic of the textual content printed by the Fondo de Cultura Económica.

“Speaking about rural academics schools in Mexico implies a transformative pedagogy of the agricultural and political world, as proven by Salaices and Saucillo within the state of Chihuahua, due to what occurred there,” Hernández Navarro defined.

“College students and academics have been concerned in land occupations, social actions and help camps, after which within the emergence of the In style Guerrilla Group, which carried out the assault on the navy barracks within the metropolis of Madera on September 23, 1965,” he added.

This epic, the writer of The Magisterial SpringThe assault on the barracks introduced political experiences and assaults on the traditional colleges with the argument that they have been nests of communists, which brought about not less than half of them to be closed throughout the federal government of Gustavo Díaz Ordaz.

The guide The Portray on the Wall, A window to regular colleges and rural normalistas was offered in the course of the Border Ebook Honest (FELIF) 2024, which was held from June 21 to 30 on the amenities of the Injectronic Conference Heart; César Silva participated as a commentator on the textual content.

A particular chapter of the quantity that Luis Hernández offered to rural activists and academics is that of the night time of September 26, 2014, when 43 college students from the Ayotzinapa Rural Regular College have been disappeared.

This occasion, he recalled, “unleashed a marketing campaign of intimidation towards the scholars, each those that disappeared and people who remained on campus, with rubbish info from nearly all of the media; holding mother and father accountable for this case.”

Luis Hernández, who has documented social struggles in Mexico (together with these of the academics and regular college academics), stated that when the primary rural regular colleges have been based in 1922 in Michoacán and in the course of the Cardenista administration, the Catholic Church attacked the agricultural regular colleges, “saying that they have been colleges of the satan, and pressuring mother and father to take their kids out with the specter of excommunicating them.”

A marketing campaign of persecution was additionally launched towards the graduates of those colleges, who upon leaving have been dedicated to Mexican agrarianism, to the calls for of the Mexican revolution and to socialist schooling.

Hernández Navarro pressured that rural regular colleges have been stigmatized for 102 years or extra. He stated that we should not overlook that these colleges emerged the identical 12 months that Mexican muralism occurred and on the partitions of most of those colleges there are giant murals with social themes.

He talked about that after they graduate from their colleges and do internships or get a place, the scholars encounter the agricultural actuality of their locations of origin, the place they turn into concerned in struggles for land, higher residing situations and different calls for.

Luis Hernández identified that at the moment the traditional colleges proceed to have issues acquiring ample funding, since being a part of this instructional system implies having a dormitory and eating room for the scholars.