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Economy & Business - July 2023
MEXICO: Teachers’ strike underlines failings of approach to education
Teachers from secondary schools and training colleges including the national college of technical professional education (Conalep), the college of scientific and technological studies (CECYTE), the Colegio de Bachilleres (Cobach), which offers higher, secondary-level education in campuses across the country, and the tele-secondary schools, a system of distance education programs for secondary and high school students in rural areas, went on strike on 22 June.
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