
Marichuy, the independent candidate always close to the EZLN since 1994 and one of the founders of the CNI By: Isaín Mandujano “Even with all our contradictions, this movement goes on, because to the peoples to whom we are not…
Read MorePublished by Pozol Colectivo San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico Numerous buses and long lines of delegates from the national Indigenous Congress (CNI), gathered today at the Cideci-Unitierra, at the start of registration for the Constitutive Assembly for the…
Read MorePublished by Pozol Colectivo Chiapas, Mexico “The National Indigenous Congress prepared for 20 years to reach this day and point out a good path,” Subcomandante Moisés argued last January 1, with respect to the creation of the Indigenous Government Council…
Read MoreBy: Pablo González Casanova The EZLN invited the former rector of the UNAM to offer a conference at the seminar ‘The walls of capital, the cracks of the left’, and he explained what left ideology is. He also criticized the…
Read MoreClosing Words of the Seminar on Critical Reflection “The Walls of Capital, The Cracks of the Left” Words of Subcomandante Insurgente Moisés, Friday, April 15, 2017 Good evening. Thank you, compañeras and compañeros of Mexico and the world. Thank you,…
Read MoreApril 14, 2017. “Nothing has changed,” so they say. “In Chiapas, the indigenous are doing the same or worse as before the Zapatista uprising,” the for-profit media repeat every time their foreman tells them to. Twenty-three years ago, “humanitarian aid”…
Read MoreWords by Subcomandante Insurgente Moisés, Thursday, April 13, 2017 Good afternoon or good morning to those who are listening to us around the world. What I’m going to talk about, compañeros, compañeras, brothers and sisters who are present here and…
Read MoreWords of Subcomandante Insurgente Moisés, Wednesday April 12, 2017 Good evening, good afternoon, good morning, according to wherever you’re listening. Brothers, sisters, compañeros, compañeras: What I’m going to talk about today is not what I believe, but rather what our…
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