translated from Spanish: Michoacan Government ordered to pay wages to the CNTE

the Governor of the State, Silvano Aureoles, ordered Tuesday the payment of outstanding debts to teachers in Michoacan.
“I have given instruction that, derived from dialogue and commitments of the same, will begin to make payments to teachers and teachers of the issues that the State Government still owed”, said in a video released through their social networks.
Also unveiled in the next few hours it will send an initiative to the Congress of the State to make budget reallocation corresponding and thereby ensure the prompt payment of the fortnight to teachers.
Lee: CNTE agrees to release the train tracks, but keeps encampment and work stoppage in Michoacan in the 22 day of conflict, the State Governor said ready to continue with the work of the tripartite table and thereby give tracking and resolution of background issues pending c on teachers.
He said that this only depends on the national coordinator of education workers (CNTE) to notify when you can restart the work of this roundtable, involving State and federal authorities.
In the video for a minute in his Twitter account, Aureoles reiterated that his Administration will resolve the outstanding issues for the sake of the children and the development of the State.
The teachers of the CNTE blocked seven points of the railways of the State: Lázaro Cárdenas, Maravatio, Pátzcuaro, Caltzontzin, new Italy, Churchill and La Piedad.
January 31 teachers agreed to lift the blockade at the train tracks, started on 14 January, although they kept the encampment and work stoppage.
According to teachers, the Government owed them a total of 5 billion dollars in wages; They also demanded job security for Michoacán fearfully, because they have no basis for five years.
On Wednesday, January 30, the Government of Michoacan freed resources for payment debits with state key teachers, which added, according to the State Secretariat of education, 1.230 billion pesos.
With information from Notimex.
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Original source in Spanish