Today's News: Legal Proceedings Reactivated in ABC Daycare Case
Mexican justice reactivates the ABC Daycare case following a key ruling by the Supreme Court, while teachers from the CNTE return to classes across the country. In the north, a tribute is paid to priests murdered in the Sierra Tarahumara, and a foreign visitor expresses gratitude for the support received after a discrimination incident.
The Attorney General's Office (FGR) announced that it will continue the criminal proceedings for the ABC Daycare case, the 2009 fire in Sonora where 49 children died. This decision comes after the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN) determined that the crimes in this case do not expire—meaning they do not lapse over time—because they are considered serious human rights violations. With this ruling, authorities can continue seeking legal accountability for the tragedy.
The National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE), one of the country's largest teachers' unions, reported that its members will return to classrooms after concluding a phase of protests. Although union representatives noted that the federal government did not address all of their labor and wage demands, they have decided to normalize classes and begin a new stage of internal organization.
In Chihuahua, Governor Maru Campos led a ceremony in memory of Jesuit priests Javier Campos and Joaquín Mora, murdered two years ago in the Sierra Tarahumara, a mountainous region inhabited primarily by indigenous communities. During the event, the state governor promised to maintain support and security actions in the area to protect the residents and religious workers who serve there.
Finally, the content creator known as Ino Cat publicly thanked Mexicans for their expressions of affection after suffering a racist gesture at the Guadalajara Stadium. Through a video, the young woman highlighted the importance of the apology received and the warmth of the people, thus closing an episode of discrimination that sparked backlash on social media.
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