Today's News: Telcel Outages and Educational Dialogue in Chiapas
This Friday, thousands of users in Mexico are facing communication problems due to massive outages on the Telcel network. In the educational sphere, the federal government is seeking to restart classes in Chiapas following an indefinite strike, while business leaders warn about the importance of stability in the face of global economic volatility.
Users of the telephone company Telcel reported significant interruptions in signal, internet, and call services this Friday, June 19. The outages began at approximately 3:00 p.m., affecting connectivity in various regions of the country and hindering the daily activities of customers who depend on this network for work or communication.
In Chiapas, the Secretary of Public Education (SEP), Mario Delgado, held a key meeting with representatives of Section 7 of the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE), a teachers' union with a strong regional presence. This meeting takes place following the teachers' decision to suspend classes indefinitely in the state. The goal of the dialogue is to find solutions that allow students to return to the classroom.
In the economic sector, John Murphy, president and chief financial officer of The Coca-Cola Company, noted that companies must learn to navigate with consistency in an environment of global uncertainty. Murphy explained that market volatility in recent years requires firm management to face the economic changes that affect large corporations and, eventually, consumers.
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