After 19 days, Mexico City's teachers ended their strike and cleared the Zócalo camp. What they won, what they didn't, and what reopens in the centre.
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Mexico · News Key Facts First cracks. After 19 days, the CNTE's leaders publicly admitted physical, financial and health…
Mexico City’s teachers voted to keep their Zócalo camp and strike for a second World Cup week, with toll-booth actions planned.…
Mexico · Expat Living Key Facts The news. The government made its first concrete pension offer; the CNTE teachers’ union rejected…
A group of Mexican teachers who were striking over wages and pensions ended their protest on June 20 after 20 days of street…
Your LatAm expat nomad daily guide for June 4: Mexico City protests before the World Cup, Colombia's US$1,400 visa bar, Chile's…
The avenue being remade to welcome World Cup visitors has, the women who work it say, erased a livelihood that predates the…
