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Aug 22, 2006
news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/americas/5272462.stm
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Mexico teachers extend protests By Duncan Kennedy BBC News,
Mexico
Protester in Oaxaca, 21 Aug 2006 Protesters took the
streets on Monday Striking teachers seized 12 private radio
stations in the southern Mexican city of Oaxaca and set
buses on fire, as a long-running protest worsened.
They acted after unidentified gunmen opened fire on a
government radio station already under their control.
The strikers used the stations to tell parents to ignore
Monday's start of the school year and keep children at
home.
Teachers have been striking since May to demand higher
wages and Oaxaca Governor Ulises Ruiz's resignation.
Roads blocked
The shooting began at a government-owned radio station
already in the hands of the striking teachers.
Burning buses in Oaxaca, 21 Aug 2006 Striking teachers set
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rw
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We do have unions in NEW Mexico.
We do have unions in NEW Mexico.
I will honor that in the future.
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On 8/27/06, rw wrote:
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> We do have unions in NEW Mexico.
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On 8/27/06, rw wrote:
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> We do have unions in NEW Mexico.
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rw
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I think hearing about Mexico is interesting I just don't want
anyone to get confused when we're talking about unions and stuff.
I think hearing about Mexico is interesting I just don't want
anyone to get confused when we're talking about unions and stuff.
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I'm a teacher in Texas and I'm a member of a teacher union, just like most everyone else
at my school and my aunt and grandmother who are both teachers in other districts. I
don't know what you are talking about.
My union is Texas State Teacher Association which is an affiliate of NEA. There is also
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