Mexico’s Cineteca Nacional Workers to Strike Tomorrow
This article originally appeared in the March 26, 2026 edition of La Jornada, Mexico’s premier left wing daily newspaper.
Mexico City. Mexico’s Cineteca Collective and Workers have called for a work stoppage and a public demonstration tomorrow, Friday, at the headquarters located at México Coyoacán 389, Colonia Xoco, after their request for hiring has not been resolved.
In the document shared by the collective, they ask for the support of the public to join and bring their banners; it was also reported that members of the Collective will share their experiences and dialogues will be held with specialists in labour law.
The meeting is at 11:00 this Friday so that the work stoppage can begin at 11:30 at all Cineteca locations.
Afterwards, a press conference will follow where the workers will explain their working conditions, and the manifesto and the list of demands of the collective will also be read.
Talks will also be held from 1 p.m. onwards, addressing topics such as the importance of rights and labor malfeasance. The protest is planned to end at 6 p.m.
The demonstration can also be followed live through the Instagram account @colectivacinetecanacional.
-
People’s Mañanera October 21
President Sheinbaum’s daily press conference, with comments on Pemex, fuel theft, Jalisco’s water crisis, missing persons, and the lie detector.
-
Jáuregui’s Arrest Does Not Close the CIA Case in Chihuahua; Morena Demands Broader Investigations
Morena leader Ariadna Montiel holds Governor Maru Campos politically responsible and says ex-prosecutor Guillermo Zuany must also face justice.
-
Morena Accuses Violation of the Secular State Over Award Ceremony for Evangelicals in the Chamber of Deputies
A representative of Israel’s embassy attended the PRI-hosted event, and the group’s founder was arrested in the U.S. for drug trafficking in 2007, Morena deputies said.
