### CNTE BC Requests Patience from Parents Over Potential Delay in School Resumption
Teachers from the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) Baja California gathered at the National Union of Education Workers (SNTE) Section 2 offices today as part of ongoing protests regarding unpaid wages. More than 2,500 teachers have not received their salaries since May, raising concerns about potential delays in the new school year.
Marco Antonio Pacheco, CNTE coordinator, reassured that parents and families are already aware of the ongoing salary issues, requesting their understanding and patience during the protests. “This community is already sensitized and knows that the government never pays the teachers on time. They have respected our demonstrations,” Pacheco stated.
Parents are fearful that these unresolved payment issues may postpone the upcoming school year. Pacheco expressed hope that the matter would be settled before the academic year commences, ensuring that the educational process for thousands of students is not disrupted.
### Further Protests and Actions
In related news, CNTE BC has recently freed a toll booth as a form of protest against the non-payment of teachers’ salaries. Additionally, education authorities are urged to settle the salary increases for teachers in Baja California before the school year begins, highlighting a persistent problem that could impact educational continuity.
Meanwhile, other protests have erupted among the workforce, with judicial employees also raising their voices due to perceived lack of support from their union, emphasizing the need for peaceful dialogue to resolve these grievances. Furthermore, public school fee obligations and the pressing matter of disappeared persons in the state continue to remain critical issues.
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