The scandal that shakes the classrooms of Jalisco
In the shadows of two educational institutions in Guadalajara and Tonalá, a terrifying secret came to light: the State Human Rights Commission of Jalisco (CEDHJ) uncovered cases of sexual abuse that shocked the community. With recommendations 08/25 and 09/25 in hand, the agency revealed a pattern of violence that left victims scarred and families in search of justice.
The teacher who crossed the line
At the Technical Secondary School 86, located in the San Eugenio neighborhood, two students and their mothers raised their voices against a Civic and Ethics Training teacher. His crime? Lascivious looks and inappropriate touching that turned the classroom into a space of terror. “He didn’t like the way he looked at her… as if his hand ‘slid’ towards her breasts,” said a mother, her voice breaking with indignation. The silence was broken, but the pain persisted.
Meanwhile, at the Carlos Orozco Romero’ Secondary School in Tonalá, another Technology teacher was weaving his web of abuse. Touching, threats and a fear that silenced a student… until now. “If you said something, it would be worse for you,” the aggressor warned her, according to the mother’s testimony. But the most chilling thing: at least 20 other students pointed out the same teacher, revealing a systematic pattern of aggression.
The justice that took a long time to come
The events occurred in 2022, but the CEDHJ only issued its recommendations this Wednesday. Among the demands: psychological care for the victims, administrative investigation against the teachers involved and reparation for the damage. The Secretary of Education of Jalisco (SEJ) now faces the challenge of acting before more voices are forgotten.
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