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Police Break Into Ixtapaluca School for Sexual Abuse; Parents Block Mexico-Puebla

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Parents blocked the Mexico-Puebla highway, after police forcibly entered a school in Ixtapaluca for a case of sexual abuse.

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Ixtapaluca, Mex., Parents of students and teachers blocked the Mexico-Puebla highway on Tuesday, protesting that municipal police entered the facilities of the Celestin Freinet Pedagogical and Cultural Unit, where with excessive use of public force they beat and arrested members of that school community.

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Parents blocked the Mexico-Puebla highway, after police forcibly entered a school in Ixtapaluca for a case of sexual abuse.

According to the protesters, the protest seeks to demand from the authorities a transparent investigation into an alleged case of abuse against a student.

Parents reported that Ixtapaluca police officers violently entered the 122nd Preparatory School or Pedagogical and Cultural Unit “Celestin Freinet located in the State of Mexico (Edomex) to make an arrest for a case of sexual abuse, unleashing a blockade on the Mexico-Puebla highway. This was the entry of police officers to the Ixtapaluca school The events were recorded on the morning of Tuesday, July 7, 2026, in the middle of an educational day…

Parents of the 122nd Preparatory School of Ixtapaluca demonstrated this Tuesday on the highway Mexico-Puebla, at the height of kilometer 30, with direction to the people's entity, where they demanded the arrest of a professor of the institution for alleged sexual abuse of a student. The closure remains from 4:30 p.m. [...] The post Parents close the Mexico-Puebla; they ask for the arrest of a professor accused of abuse appeared first on Angulo 7.

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TV Azteca broke the news on Tuesday, July 7, 2026.
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