Mexico City SNTE Building Fire: Vandalism and Impunity in the Spotlight

Mexico City SNTE Building Attacked and Set Ablaze: Vandalism and Impunity Questioned Mexico City—In a shocking display of violence, the National Union of Education Workers (SNTE) building in Mexico City's historic center was attacked and set on fire yesterday by members of the CETEG (Coordinadora Estatal de Trabajadores de la Educación de Guerrero). The incident occurred in the late afternoon, leaving the building significantly damaged. Today, new protective barriers have been installed, but the event has sparked outrage and questions about the lack of consequences for those responsible. ADN40 reporter, [Reporter's name], was on the scene and captured footage of the aftermath. "This doesn't just smell of burning; it smells of vandalism and impunity," she stated, highlighting the graffiti and damage. "They have allowed the protestors to do what they want, and it's getting out of control." The video also shows firefighters working to secure the area and one firefighter receiving medical attention due to smoke inhalation. The incident underscores the ongoing tensions surrounding education reform in Mexico and raises concerns about the safety of public buildings and the rule of law. While authorities have yet to comment officially, the event has sparked widespread debate on social media and among the public.