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Puerto Vallarta News NetworkAmericas & Beyond | November 2008 

Mexican Teacher Ties Boy, 11, to Chair for Hours
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Cuernavaca, Mexico — A human rights watchdog says a Mexican teacher tied up a fifth-grader for hours in what his parents called revenge for their stance against a teacher's strike.

Morelos state Human Rights Commission president Fausto Gutierrez says the 11-year-old boy was tied to a chair for half the school day, ostensibly for misbehaving.

But Gutierrez says the child's parents believe the teacher was retaliating against them for joining a movement against the strike.

Teachers in Morelos walked off the job for two months to protest a nationwide reform that prohibits educators from inheriting their jobs from relatives.

The autonomous government rights commission said Thursday the incident occurred at a school in the city of Cuernavaca.



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