Australia· SydneyChiapas government denies authorizing Israeli groups in public schools
The Chiapas government denies authorizing Israeli groups to enter public schools, while civil organizations demand an investigation into the presence of alleged ex-military personnel.
Background
Mexico faces ongoing challenges regarding state accountability and the influence of external actors within its institutions. Civil society groups frequently monitor government actions, particularly concerning education and security, amidst a complex landscape of international relations and domestic governance.
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Chiapas government denies authorizing Israeli groups in public schools
First report 20h agoLast update 20h agoThe Chiapas government officially denies any authorization for Israeli groups in public schools.
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