>The official start of the next academic year would remain 31 August, he said, but said two weeks of "strengthening" learning would take place leading up to that date so students did not fall behind.
This is so stupid in so many different ways besides the obvious ones when you start reading the article
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MarvinTraveler3 days ago
+42
It is a mess and probably the whole stupid idea falls apart. Millions of people in Mexico have to scramble with their schedules when their children are on school vacation, prolonging such a thing one month is going to make a very sizable chunk of those millions very angry.
Among the most idiotic things that have come out of the mouth of the current president, who apparently many people in the international community regard as a particularly intelligent individual.
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JustRelaxItFits3 days ago
-14
It not that big of a deal and in the last months of school there are already a lot of school breaks in Mexico anyways. The ones that seem to be protesting it most, don't even have chidren and are imagining some vapid boogieman invented by yellow media people because that's what they do as per their contracts, create a storm in a water cup as they say in Mexico. And no, it is not due to the world cup. There is a very strong heatwave this year all across the country and that does not help either. In fact, that alone could turn the regular school year schedule into a health problem for every state.
So it is not a mess. Mexican people are used to interruptions of all kinds and getting back into routine when that is the call. They are party people and not WASPs. That does not mean they are irresponsible. It just means that the rhythm of life, work, and the school calendar is quite different from that of a typical US school year.
And the Mexican president is a very accomplished scholar, so I don't know why you try to equate your lack of perspective and ignorance with her first hand knowledge and higher ed degrees. She was a mother, and a professor before she became mayor and then President. And she is the child of highly accomplished academics and married to one as well. She is the dream of every parent for their own son.
It not that big of a deal and in the last months of school there are already a lot of school breaks in Mexico anyways. The ones that seem to be protesting it most, don't even have chidren and are imagining some vapid boogieman invented by yellow media people because that's what they do as per their contracts, create a storm in a water cup as they say in Mexico. And no, it is not due to the world cup. There is a very strong heatwave this year all across the country and that does not help either. In fact, that alone could turn the regular school year schedule into a health problem for every state.
So it is not a mess. Mexican people are used to interruptions of all kinds and getting back into routine when that is the call. They are party people and not WASPs. That does not mean they are irresponsible. It just means that the rhythm of life, work, and the school calendar is quite different from that of a typical US school year.
And the Mexican president is a very accomplished scholar, so I don't know why you try to equate your lack of perspective and ignorance with her first hand knowledge and higher ed degrees. She was a mother, and a professor before she became mayor and then President.
Even today, courts in Mexico are closed. Why aren't you protesting that?
It's actual weekday, a Monday, a business day everywhere in the world and NOT an official holiday of any kind in Mexico.
Hundreds of thousands of legal cases are not being attended to because judges everywhere and their staff apparently needed a long Mother's day holiday weekend.
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MarvinTraveler2 days ago
+13
I don’t know where are you getting this “it’s not a big deal” evaluation of this situation but you are way off.
There are plenty of families who have to move all kind of connections to have their children taken care of while they are working, either both parents work or it is a single parent household. It should be unnecessary to say this: you can’t let a 6 year old kid unattended, and make arrangements for having their kids in good care while they are earning money is a constant struggle for millions of people; so when vacations are in plenty of parents have to change things around, often doing things that are more inconvenient than when regular classes are ongoing. Denying that such people exist is baffling and insulting.
What do you mean “party people”? Why are you using the term WASP here? It doesn’t make sense. This rescheduling, if going as first stated, will impact middle class and low income people, those are the ones I’m referring to in my comment. Generalizing people within whatever classification is simplistic and it doesn’t help in getting a good idea of the consequences of any given policy.
Regarding the current Mexican president academic background: education level does not correlate with the ability of any politician to deliver good results. Carlos Salinas de Gortari has a PhD in Economics, and… well, let’s say his term in office is not remembered as glorious. And the President herself gave another example of the obvious fact that being an expert in some field - as corroborated by a PhD- doesn’t provide you with expertise in everything, when she answered a question related with gasoline prices dismissing the issue by saying that gasoline of lower octane can be used for all vehicles requiring higher octane gasoline.
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JustRelaxItFits1 day ago
Well, you probably do not live in Mexico to understand these dynamics. Secondly, there are plenty of experts consulted on the idea to begin with. Carlos Salinas de Gortari was a known criminal well before and after his tenure. So you don't have a comparison to make.
Even today, courts in Mexico are closed. Why aren't you protesting that?
It's actual weekday, a Monday, a business day everywhere in the world and NOT an official holiday of any kind in Mexico.
Hundreds of thousands of legal cases are not being attended to because judges everywhere and their staff apparently needed a long Mother's day holiday weekend.
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Smgt902 days ago
+10
All my friends with kids are livid. I don't have kids and it doesn't affect me, so I don't really care. But it is a stupid idea. Only 3 cities are hosting matches why does it have to affect the rest of the cities? And even in the ones who are hosting, it could be limited to the days when matches will happen.
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JustRelaxItFits1 day ago
-2
They should relax. It will be for the better.
Even today, courts in Mexico are closed. Why aren't you and they not protesting that?
It's actual weekday, a Monday, a business day everywhere in the world and NOT an official holiday of any kind in Mexico.
Hundreds of thousands of legal cases are not being attended to because judges everywhere and their staff apparently needed a long Mother's day holiday weekend.
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JustRelaxItFits3 days ago
-17
It not that big of a deal and in the last months of school there are already a lot of school breaks in Mexico anyways. The ones that seem to be protesting it most, don't even have chidren and are imagining some vapid boogieman invented by yellow media people because that's what they do as per their contracts, create a storm in a water cup as they say in Mexico. And no, it is not due to the world cup. There is a very strong heatwave this year all across the country and that does not help either. In fact, that alone could turn the regular school year schedule into a health problem for every state.
So it is not a mess. Mexican people are used to interruptions of all kinds and getting back into routine when that is the call. They are party people and not WASPs. That does not mean they are irresponsible. It just means that the rhythm of life, work, and the school calendar is quite different from that of a typical US school year.
And the Mexican president is a very accomplished scholar, so I don't know why you try to equate your lack of perspective and ignorance with her first hand knowledge and higher ed degrees. She was a mother, and a professor before she became mayor and then President.
The most important school is at home. More time at home with the family is extremely important in the educational development of children. If the US did the same, there would be less violence and violence prone students growing anti-social stuck in being out there on their own dealing with strangers all the time and not learning and participating at home with their families.
Even today, courts in Mexico are closed. Why aren't you protesting that?
It's actual weekday, a Monday, a business day everywhere in the world and NOT an official holiday of any kind in Mexico.
Hundreds of thousands of legal cases are not being attended to because judges everywhere and their staff apparently needed a long Mother's day holiday weekend.
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the_amazing_skronus2 days ago
+2
So Mexican schools don't have air conditioning?
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JustRelaxItFits2 days ago
+2
Many do not.
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SquirrelBird883 days ago
+535
A month?! Holy moly. They must reeeeally like their football.
Imagine all the double income parents trying to find someone to baby sit their kids while they are at work for a whole month.
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ebenseregterbalsak3 days ago
+163
South Africa's school holidays were extended over the whole world cup back in 2010 too. They made other breaks shorter and gave you assignment packs for each subject to do during the world cup break
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Beginning_One_43933 days ago
+74
The official reason is to help with city congestion and overcrowding, also classrooms here don't have AC, and we are expected to be hit with record heat waves. This being said, some say there is an ulterior motive. The unofficial version is that they are trying to keep a teacher's union from protesting during the World Cup. According to the union's guidelines, they are forbidden from protesting during school breaks, so if the school year ends early, they will not get the opportunity to cause chaos.
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Elektron_Anbar3 days ago
+12
Out of curiosity from someone completely out of the loop:
Why would the teachers protest during the World Cup? Is it just to use the media coverage of the event to put a spotlight on their problems, or do they have something against Mexico hosting the World Cup specifically?
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Icy_Basket82293 days ago
+19
This goverment promised teachers and other technically left winged groups that they would help them out of the tyranical mess left by the conservatives.
Other things like thousands of dead and missing people have not chnaged.
The "left winged" party betrayed them, so messing up the world cup is something they can do to protest internationally. At least this is what is supposed to be happening.
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Elektron_Anbar3 days ago
+5
I see thanks for the reply!
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Beginning_One_43933 days ago
+3
Exactly. They are looking for leverage. They know that the government would be more than willing to negotiate if they were to disrupt by implementing blockades and picketing outside strategic areas. Basically, they threaten to inconvenience tourists as much as they possibly can. The CNTE (the aforementioned teachers' union) is looking for pension reform since pensions are meager and barely enough to get by.
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EagleCeres2 days ago
+1
CNTE is not even the official Teacher's Union, that would be SNTE. But CNTE are the first to do strikes and other disruptive activities affecting all union and non-union teachers nationwide.
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Beginning_One_43932 days ago
+3
Yup. Thanks for the added context. They are the dissident faction within the SNTE. CNTE is mostly seen in the southern states of Oaxaca, Guerrero, Chiapas and Michoacan.
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desrtz2 days ago
+1
On a regular year, City Congestion is greatly reduced when kids are home. It makes sense to do it during the world cup, I would go as far as to say it is necesary despite the difficulties it can bring to families. It is not that deep or evil
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No_Dragonfruit_18332 days ago
+1
Teachers rarely protest this close the shool cycle's end , because thats just more work for themselves
The teacher union is very organized on their strikes so this doesnt really affect them, is just a choice to decrease public transit and a bunch of conspiration theories riding the hype
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Luccfi3 days ago
+199
It has nothing to do with the sport but rather about reducing the number of public transit services users to avoid its collapse during the World Cup as the cities will be flooded with tourists.
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Poku1153 days ago
+109
Almost like our cities aren't equipped for this and its the civilians that are gonna take the brunt of this while the government keeps filling their pockets
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N0N4GRPBF8ZME1NB5KWL3 days ago
+13
“They must really like their football” while everyone in the country is complaining about this stupid decision.
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ryuzaki493 days ago
+5
> They must reeeeally like their football
We do, but basically the government is doing everything it can to keep us inside our houses so tourists can enjoy the cities
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MarvinTraveler3 days ago
+3
And that’s why this stupid proposal is probably going to die next week. Plenty of people in Mexico are pissed off just trying to find a workaround.
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cmackchase3 days ago
-39
I mean Mexico is where the Murder Game happened. They might be psychopaths for it.
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Luccfi3 days ago
+32
If you are talking about the Queretaro game it was confirmed by the journalist that started the story (David Medrano) that he made it up, there was a brawl inside the stadium but there wasn't a single death, all that info of people dying came from him and he had to do a public apology later because he made it up to "be the first to report it".
[https://www.mediotiempo.com/futbol/liga-mx/david-medrano-se-disculpa-por-cifra-extraoficial-de-17-muertos-en-queretaro](https://www.mediotiempo.com/futbol/liga-mx/david-medrano-se-disculpa-por-cifra-extraoficial-de-17-muertos-en-queretaro)
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outlaw11483 days ago
+9
Murder game? Did I miss some news
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cmackchase3 days ago
-27
Yes, and the TLDR is the losing team fans decided murder was an acceptable response to the winning teams fans. And before you ask, odds are the only place to find video of this at this point is on some real evil ass websites.
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WorkAccount63 days ago
+26
Nobody knows what you are talking about
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The_Pelican12453 days ago
+14
Maybe they’re talking about the [Querétaro–Atlas riot?](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quer%C3%A9taro%E2%80%93Atlas_riot?wprov=sfti1) I tried google murder football game Mexico but there’s a cartel shooting from last year that came up first.
Or maybe they’re talking about the [Murder of Otávio Jordão da Silva?](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Ot%C3%A1vio_Jord%C3%A3o_da_Silva?wprov=sfti1#) He was a ref that stabbed a player during an amateur game and then was, among other gruesome things, lynched by football spectators. But that game took place in Brazil, not Mexico.
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eucaliptooloroso3 days ago
+6
Maybe they are just repeating something ChatGPT hallucinated for them or whatever
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DingleBerrieIcecream3 days ago
Soccer>Nation’s Childrens Education. Oofah.
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MrForever_Alone693 days ago
+147
For those that don’t know, basically our idiots in command don’t want tourists getting bothered by locals during the World Cup, and kids do generate a boat load of traffic… oh and some States want classes to be over sooner because of the heatwave, I can understand those cases. However they could still pull a classes from home scenario but noooo, that would be too difficult to do.
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Luccfi3 days ago
+47
Northern Mexico and Yucatan ending it up a month earlier makes sense because temps can get up to 40-50ºC in many cities during a heatwave and in the case of Yucatan with very high humidity which basically makes it hell to be outside.
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Honest_Roof73733 days ago
+7
But these conditions aren't that different from every year. Why do it?
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Luccfi3 days ago
+18
is Morena, they are dumb as f*** and just want an excuse because they know the Public Transport System is going to collapse in the summer (they also are probably trying to avoid the CNTE and other teacher's unions from starting shit as they are not allowed to do protests if the School year is over). Going with the "doing it for the kids" was their dumb populist way of trying to sell the idea and of course it didn't work, the last thing parents want is an extra month with their kids at home.
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Depress0_express0_3 days ago
+9
It's getting worse and worse each year.
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whyuhavtobemad3 days ago
+2
Super el nino year
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NativeMasshole3 days ago
+1
In Massachusetts, they just asked people *not to go to work* during the World Cup to try to keep traffic down. We don't even like soccer that much here!
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dgkimpton3 days ago
+601
Wtf? How can you degrade the education of a generation just for some football? That's practically criminal.
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Honest_Roof73733 days ago
+157
Even worse, there's only three cities where games are going to be held. And they did this to the whole country. Complete idiots.
Fortunately, the backlash was so big that they are reconsidering.
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Informal_Witness38693 days ago
+185
Not just that... ITS MEXICO. THEY SUCK. What are they going to do? See the first bracket and then cry?
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zack770703 days ago
+93
Kids gonna be worse at reading just to watch Mexico get knocked out on pens after winning 90% of the game.
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DrRussleJimmies3 days ago
+28
Going to pens would imply they make it out of the group phase to begin with.
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cinyar2 days ago
+1
I mean they don't have the hardest group in the world.
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Quenz3 days ago
+1
Shame that there's only one time that matters in "winning."
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LivedLostLivalil2 days ago
+1
Cartel will really have to step up their game if they want Mexico to win. I don't know if they can kidnap that many obstacles.
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Global-Estimate193720 hr ago
+1
those guys are busy making money they don’t even care about mexicans they would rather kill a mexican than a tourist sadly
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Chusten3 days ago
+22
There won't be any jobs for them when they get out of school and the few that will go to college don't really need grades anyway. /s kinda
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Liaooky3 days ago
+12
Kind of messed up your sarcasm could be right on the f****** money though.
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Davzzoldyck3 days ago
+2
The president doesn’t care, simple as that!
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Dalmahr2 days ago
+1
Idk, in the US the lady month of school is usually not that important. Especially the last couple weeks. I think the bigger issue for parents is child care.
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LogRealistic41111 day ago
+1
If a month without classes were enough to ruin a generation's education, then they were ruined from the start lol
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SolidusDave3 days ago
+1
sometimes the rest of the population is taken hostage by fanboys...
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cinyar2 days ago
+2
During the last world cup 70% of Mexicans planned to watch their team play. It's not exactly some minority sport.
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L_Cranston_Shadow3 days ago
+2
Given how much of the country is taken hostage by the cartels (figuratively, if not literally) at any given change, soccer hooligans running things might be an interesting change of pace.
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Available_Finger_5133 days ago
-33
Im shocked the trump administration hasn't tried.
Making people dumber is a core tenant of the republican party
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PhantasmologicalAnus3 days ago
+30
Derp, how can I make this about America??
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Available_Finger_5133 days ago
-21
Well the world cup is in America...
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PhantasmologicalAnus3 days ago
+10
Is Mexico, too?
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JohnTheUnjust3 days ago
-31
America does, it has become part of the education system for small towns to be so focused on youth sports at the expense of education people think there is nothing wrong with it.
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Funicularly3 days ago
+26
How can I make this about America?!
Also, when has America ended the school year a month early for a sporting event?
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JohnTheUnjust3 days ago
-21
U know yo're on listnook where a majority of users are from america? Nah, couldn't be.
They end a school year later and with summer school to make up for their youth sports.
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cubing_frog3 days ago
-61
Oh relax 🙄. The kids and families of those who are academically focused and want the education will still put in the effort to study despite the extra time off.
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StormWhich56293 days ago
+35
Well shit why have school at all? The kids and families of those who are academically focused and want the education will still put in the effort to study, right?
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HollowDanO3 days ago
+14
Right? Like parents have to go to work to afford food and housing and expenses for children. Just stay home and focus on academics with your kids. Who knew it was that easy?
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cubing_frog3 days ago
-35
That’s the way it should be.
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StormWhich56293 days ago
+9
Lmaoooo fr?
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Poku1153 days ago
+3
Ypu gotta be from morena to be advocating for letting people stay dumb lmao
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Marace553 days ago
-36
When I think back to my 12 years of school the only useful things were socializing and how to write. What a f****** waste of time.
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zaborgmonarch3 days ago
+12
Yeah I can tell. "Socializing and how to write" instead of "how to socialize and write" or "socializing and writing"
C minus
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StormWhich56293 days ago
+25
Basic mathematics? History?
Sorry you went to dogshit schools IG
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Marace553 days ago
-17
Basic mathematics? Why would I need school for something I learned how to do in 30 minutes when I was 5?
And History? Notice how bad the average person is at it, just like Biology and Geography, while those with passion for it know stuff they don't teach in school.
I learned English from cartoons and video games, same as most of my classmates, while those that didn't know it before school learned enough to pass the tests but not enough to hold a proper conversation.
School programs cram 10 different subjects in a year with 20+ lessons each, the majority of kids just memorize the material and forget it by next year outside of the most basic of common knowledge.
I've had classmates having to redo years or just drop out of school altogether because they struggled with the material, instead of discarding them from the system and they ending with some minumum wage job how about changing the system to help find what they do in life?
Youth unemployment is going up but at least they know what ribonucleic acid is!
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StormWhich56293 days ago
+9
Again, sorry you went to shit schools. Or were a shit student.
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Ovr1327283 days ago
+5
Its not the worlds faukt your school was ass
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Ovr1327283 days ago
+3
Nms we dejate de decir mamadas y mejor dalas
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MajimaBuu3 days ago
-8
I mean to be fair, if it's every kid at once, is it really degrading education or is it just an extra month of summer
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greenpowerranger3 days ago
+46
Why not just watch some games while at school?
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GAV173 days ago
+45
Like every other country that cares about the WC. Actually watching games at school are one of the best memories from when I was young lol.
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LittleRedCorvette23 days ago
+6
I don't even like football and I remember watching a final at school once. It was a good time!
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henne-n3 days ago
+1
Dito. I don't remember which games we watched but it was fun.
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pumpkinspruce3 days ago
+5
I remember a few times our teachers turning on the TV to let us watch NCAA games in March, particularly my seventh-grade English teacher who was a huge Indiana basketball fan.
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rainbocado3 days ago
+6
It has nothing to do with watching the games. It’s about not crowding public transit. Same reason they are also asking people to work from home.
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FaceShrine3 days ago
+11
There was no communication between the president and secretaries regarding this. The decision was made in a matter of 12 hours. The secretary made it seem official while the president said it was being considered. The way and the timing of this announcement sounds pretty much like a smoke wall. It's been pretty effective so far.
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Samski8773 days ago
+59
It is honestly pretty wild that the government is just cutting a whole month of school just to make room for a soccer tournament. I get that the World Cup is a massive deal, especially with Mexico hosting, but prioritizing that over kids' education feels so backward. Parents are already struggling enough as it is, and now they have to figure out childcare for an extra month while the country basically turns into a giant tourist zone. It just seems like a massive slap in the face to families who actually live there.
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Ill-Prior-84292 days ago
+1
Eh, Americans and Europeans get that amount of vacation, the problem here in Mexico is that whether you increase or decrease the quantity and length of garbage it's still garbage. I had more vacation time that kids nowadays and it was my generation when they started taking time away, and my education was actually better.
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gsustudentpsy3 days ago
+29
What message they are sending? That sports is the most important aspect of life?
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Frying_Toaster3 days ago
+16
To us mexicans even dragon ball z is more important than most things...
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yrinhrwvme3 days ago
+19
The most Mexican thing, lol
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Redditor_exe3 days ago
+22
A week I could *maybe* understand, but a month is INSANE. Mexico aren’t even nearly as good as they used to be, these days they’re on par with the USA at best
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jorgespinosa3 days ago
+4
Furthermore only 3 cities are going to have matches for the world cup, there's no reason the whole country has to be affected by this
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Andromeda393 days ago
+3
When have they ever been good? At least in South America we’ve always made fun of how bad they are and how easy it is for them to go to the World Cup every four years because they compete with even worse teams.
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RaceDBannon3 days ago
+9
Advocating for the suspension of children’s education for a sporting event is peak 2026.
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Icy-Computer-Poop3 days ago
+5
That is deeply fucked, Mexico.
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DanimalPlays3 days ago
+2
Thats a lot of bullshit. It's also not like this was sprung on them out of nowhere, they could have started the year early.
Really they should just go about business a usual. What does school have to do with the world cup? Put the games on in classrooms and use it as an opportunity to teach about things related to soccer if you want people to watch it.
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MyAccountWasBanned72 days ago
+2
Why the f*** would a proposal to deny children an education for A MONTH so they can watch football even see the light of day in the first place?
Does the whole world just prioritize stupidity now?
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dirtymoney3 days ago
+5
if you come to Kansas City to watch the world cup.... just know that a LOT of restaurants here have suddenly made tipping mandatory with gratuity fees in anticipation of foreigners not tipping.
IMO it is just a dirty thing to do to tourists. So ask ahead if time before going to a restaurant.
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rakor96ns3 days ago
+6
As a mexican, going to school during world cup is so useless. Neither teachers or students want to be there and we would have the whole opening ceremony and matches on tv with a sort of food party. Source: me, 2010 south africa vs mexico opening match
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jorgespinosa3 days ago
+6
Yeah it was nice but let's be honest we only watched the Mexico matches and the final, it's not like students were so eager to watch Slovenia play against Algeria
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Poku1153 days ago
+7
Not useless for double income houses my guy.
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rakor96ns3 days ago
+4
From the side of the parents having to arrange for childcare definetely sucks. I only gave my insight as a student back then and what teachers go through. School shouldnt be a free daycare service either. If no one is there to learn is teachers and students wasted time
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Poku1153 days ago
-6
"free daycare" ah yes cause taxes and tuition arent a thing.
You sure you are an adult?
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Imaginary-Ice6233 days ago
+3
everybody says school shouldn't be daycare, but, why not? what do these people think the difference is between daycare and school? School is daycare, obviously, but that doesn't mean we don't want children to work and be taught. It's the safest place where children can socialize and work and play, nothing wrong with that.
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JustRelaxItFits3 days ago
+1
It is not a big deal and a very welcome change.
There is a major heat wave all over the country and the last months of the school year are already fraught with breaks and holidays.
Parents need their kids at home too for longer time so that they can stay close to them. Not everything revolves aound becoming drones for a corporate world that is vanishing day by day.
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bwoah07_gp22 days ago
+1
This is actually hilarious 😂😂
Kids will be celebrating this, but the adults are gonna be fuming, lol. Was this plan proposed a long time ago, or was it a last minute change to the school calendar???
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UndergroundHQ62 days ago
+1
All just to get eliminated before the quarter finals
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hugo_11382 days ago
+1
Historically, sports events and specially soccer have been a tool for Mexico's idiotization. Over several decades the media has pushed the sport so much that it has basically become a religion for many people. Families have been divided because of their favorite teams.
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-WhiteShad0w1 day ago
+1
Literally exchanged short term money flux for long term economic impact
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Necessary_Beyond_6043 days ago
-7
F*** sport
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_lclarence3 days ago
-2
Soccer. Other sports (especially outdoors) are actually worth it.
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PhantasmologicalAnus3 days ago
-8
They cancelled month of school for handbags at ten paces? What is it with that lame game and it's fans?
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-6
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Poku1153 days ago
+2
Americans downvoting truths they are uncomfortable as always.
Mexican here btw before anyone tries to tell me how ignorant I am
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Davzzoldyck3 days ago
It’s okay if they downvote as a Mexican I don’t feel represented by that piece of sh… she’s not a good president, everything is becoming more and more expensive in the country. People can’t even pay for a kilo of tortillas, tomatoes, onions, Chiles, meat, chicken you name it. She only cares about the World Cup and every time she’s confronted at the mañaneras by reporters about bad stuff going on in the country she always says they’re wrong and stuff like that. They don’t know about those things because they’re not in the country simple as that.
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-18
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commanderquill3 days ago
+8
The pedophiles are sometimes at home.
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StaticSystemShock3 days ago
-16
The world cup in USA? I hope it's the greatest shitshow of all times, as it's fitting for current USA.
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Confident_Client_4143 days ago
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Saving money
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Scared-Hope-8683 days ago
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Trump appointee?
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the_loneliest_monk3 days ago
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Do you think parents are just going to take the month off work to take their kids to soccer games? 😂 Given the articles around latest ticket prices being upwards of $3,000... That doesn't seem likely on so many levels. So nah, I don't think it'll be appreciated
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