Voting day at the IMSS: workers decide between the government's salary proposal or continuing the protests

On October 14, over 476,000 members of the SNTSS union at the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) are participating in a national vote. The workers are deciding whether to accept a 6.8% salary increase previously approved by the union's National Congress or to reject the offer and continue with planned mobilizations.

The outcome of this consultation will determine the immediate future of labor relations within the institution, as the vote serves as a formal mechanism to either ratify the proposed wage adjustment or signal a continuation of labor unrest.