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this is how Mexico's teachers unions have always shown their strength flooding the streets with hundreds of thousands of protesters in the face of any Challenge from the government the Mexico's Congress passed a bill last month that will give the government much more control over the country's schools for decades the teachers union has decided who gets hired and who gets fired it's written the curriculum and fought to keep school days shorter teachers were granted lifetime jobs and often allowed to sell their posts when they retired the union has also fended off government attempts to evaluate teachers despite receiving hundreds of millions of dollars in federal money to pay Union salaries under the new law an independent commission will be given the power to hire and fire teachers and assess their performance first thing was for the state to regain the chance to establish a merit system within education if we have good teachers and we have good principles and we have good supervisors then you have good education there's no magic in this successive presidents have tried and failed to reign in the union which is the largest in Latin America its leader is a king maker and political Powerhouse who has grown Rich during her 23 years as the Union's boss she'd promised to Rally her teachers against the reform but now she's backing it assigned to some that she struck a deal with the president but teachers are still concerned particularly about the new evaluation process we're not against evaluations but we want those evaluations to be relevant to the work we do not other issues that we don't know anything about President Pena Nieto says he wants to make Mexico more competitive a goal shared by many parents to work out of the 34 countries in the organization for economic cooperation and development Mexico ranks last on standardized tests the government says the new law will allow to modernize teaching methods and lesson plans out of the nearly 100 000 primary schools like this one across Mexico only about 5 000 hold a full day of classes what's more of all the students in Mexico only about one in three ever finished Secondary School in their lives and even more basic challenge for Mexico's government which will need to commit more attention and resources to its schools if every student is to have a chance Adam Rainey Al Jazeera Mexico City