Freed Mexico teachers' union boss attacks education reforms

The former leader of Mexico's influential teachers union made a combative comeback to public life on Monday after being let off corruption charges, by attacking the outgoing government in a speech and claiming its education reform had failed.<div class="feedflare">
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