Parents of primary school Justo Sierra in Los Mochis block street

Los Mochis, Sinaloa.- It is not worth it, is what parents of the Justo Sierra elementary school, in the Insurgentes neighborhood of the city of Los Mochis, said, when they pointed out that both the Ministry of Public Education and Culture (SEPyC) and the Sinaloense Institute for Physical Educational Infrastructure (Isife) are playing with them. And it is that although last Thursday, June 2, authorities headed by Alejandro Brito, head of Regional Services of the SEPyC, and Alejandro Ruiz Martínez, school supervisor, presented themselves to affirm that it was a matter of days for the replacement of the electrical wiring and air conditioners stolen during the pandemic to the institution, the reality is that until this Wednesday no worker from Isife or SEPyC have come to start the work. Very upset, the parents blocked the street 16 de Septiembre junction with Guillermo Prieto, in front of the campus, in demand that the educational authorities pay attention to them again. Karina Vidaña and Diego Delval, accompanied by dozens of parents, commented that it is not fair that they are playing like this with them, because in doing so they play with their children and also with the school plant. Karina Vidaña pointed out that precisely why they took the school the first time, about two weeks ago, because the children already had symptoms such as suffocation, headache and stomach pain, vomiting and dizziness, and that it is not worth that they have only been told that the Isife would come to fix this matter to calm them, to free the campus and access online classes, because no one has come to carry out a single study at the campus. They warned that they will not stand idly by seeing that the authority does not pay attention to their demands, so they will take other actions that will no longer only involve the school, but will go to other instances to assert the elementary rights of their children to take classes in dignified conditions. We recommend you read: For now, they suspended online classes and said that they will not send their children to another school to apply the final assessment exam when they have their own school. Graduated in communication sciences from the Universidad de Occidente, generation 1991-1995. Local news reporter for EL DEBATE de Los Mochis from 1996 to date. During these 22 years of uninterrupted service, she has worked in different responsibilities that the company has conferred on her, including: reporter of the cultural and general area, proofreader, state editor of supplements and, currently, editor of the popular newspapers La i and La Sirena of EL DEBATE de Los Mochis. Also, on the part of this publishing house he has received courses in writing, journalism, spelling and journalistic style, among others. In 1997, the Association of Journalists of northern Sinaloa Aarón Flores Heredia named her Promesa Periodística. In 2006, the Mexican Culture Seminar Corresponsalía Los Mochis-Guasave, in conjunction with the Association of Journalists of the North of Sinaloa Aarón Flores Heredia and the Association of Journalists of Los Mochis, gave him the Recognition of Cultural Journalistic Merit 2005-2006 Carlos Salazar Chávez. See more



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