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SNTE and SEP Agree Route to End USICAMM and Design New Teacher Career System

The pact launches a joint federal-union effort to rewrite career rules, build a public pension insurer, resolve unpaid local obligations, and seek legislative approval through school consultations.

Overview

  • SNTE leader Alfonso Cepeda Salas and SEP head Mario Delgado agreed to a formal route to extinguish USICAMM and replace it with a transparent career-track for teachers.
  • The SEP invited the SNTE to co-develop a public insurer intended to improve retirement conditions for teachers as an alternative approach to current pension arrangements.
  • The SNTE presented an actuarially backed pension proposal and asked for a dedicated analysis table that includes the Ministry of Finance to assess fiscal feasibility.
  • The parties committed to school-based consultations in the coming weeks and to present a legislative initiative in the next congressional period to build the replacement mechanism.
  • Sectional leaders pressed for state-level working tables to resolve unpaid retroactive payments, basifications and court-ordered reinstatements in Tabasco, Nayarit, Michoacán and Oaxaca, making implementation dependent on federal and state cooperation.