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SNTE Submits 2026 Demands to SEP, Seeks 13% Pay Raise and ISSSTE Pension Reforms

The submission advances the union’s agenda into formal talks with the Education Ministry after an extensive consultation of 1.55 million education workers.

Overview

  • SNTE leader Alfonso Cepeda Salas delivered the Pliego Nacional de Demandas 2026 to Education Secretary Mario Delgado Carrillo.
  • The platform stems from the 8th National Consultation, which the union says gathered input from 1,549,060 workers across the education sector.
  • Core demands include a minimum 13 percent increase to the tabular salary and reforms to the two pension regimes under the ISSSTE law.
  • The document proposes a new national career system for teachers, reduced administrative burdens, and expanded options for continuous professional development.
  • Additional priorities call for timely payment of wages and benefits, solutions for school infrastructure and equipment, and strengthened policies for equality and the prevention of harassment and discrimination, with a negotiating commission named to begin talks.