Overview
- Secretary General Alfonso Cepeda Salas said teachers seek a 13% raise for 2026 in line with the announced minimum-wage increase.
- The Pliego Nacional de Demandas 2025 was completed with salary, benefits and labor-rights improvements positioned as core objectives.
- The agenda includes reform of the ISSSTE law to secure better pensions and stronger retirement conditions for education workers.
- The union calls for scrapping the USICAMM framework, arguing it harms professional development and affects teachers’ rights.
- SNTE leaders emphasized dialogue with federal education authorities as the path to address the demands, following a meeting in Baja California Sur.