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The Pedagogy Paradox

There is a specific thrill—or perhaps a specific absurdity—in typing the words “self-management” and “Ministry” into the same sentence. On the surface, they are ideological enemies. A Ministry is hierarchy: vertical, standardized, and accountable to the State. Autogestión is horizontal, localized, and accountable only to the collective. autogestion del ministerio de educacion

During the COVID-19 pandemic, we saw the limits of radical horizontality. Countries with strong, centralized Ministries (Uruguay, Costa Rica) rolled out remote learning infrastructure in weeks. Countries with fragmented, "autonomous" school systems devolved into chaos, with rich schools zooming and poor schools disappearing. The Pedagogy Paradox There is a specific thrill—or

When teachers in Oaxaca block the Zócalo, they aren’t asking for a new textbook. They are asking for the abolition of the bureaucratic approval process for local curricula. They want the poder (power) to decide, without a Director General signing off on it. Countries with fragmented