Category: Disappearance
By: Ángeles Mariscal Three armed groups have emerged so far this month, in the municipality of Pantelhó, located in the Chiapas Highlands, an indigenous region. Armed with high-powered weapons, these groups verbally confronted the self-defense group called “El Machete” through…
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To the peoples in resistance and rebellion of the South-Southeast of Mexico To national and international organizations of struggle below and to the left To the world’s human rights organizations To free, alternative or whatever media are called After meeting…
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Category: Adherents to the Sixth Declaration, Anti-systemic Movements, Autonomy, Ayotzinapa, Ayotzinapa, Capitalism, CNI, Collective Rights, Communications, Congreso Nacional Indigena, Delegation to Chiapas, Disappearance, Displacement, Dispossession, Education, Events, EZLN, Festivals & Gatherings, Health, Indigenous Government Council, Indigenous Rights, Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Maya Train, Megaprojects, Mexico's Social Movements, militarization, National Indigenous Congress, Neoliberalism, Paramilitary Violence, Paramilitary war, Self-determination, Self-Determination, Sembrando Vida, Solidarity, Territory, Uncategorized, Women, Women in Resistance, Women's Rights, Zapatismo, Zapatista Journey For Life, Zapatista Women, Zapatista Words, Zapatistas
A call to organize delegations and participate in El Sur Resiste International Gathering May 6-7, 2023 at the CIDECI/Caracol Jacinto Canek | San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas March 2023 Dear compañerxs: We are inviting you and your collectives and…
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Category: Adherents to the Sixth Declaration, Anti-systemic Movements, Autonomy, Autonomy, Ayotzinapa, Capitalism, CNI, Congreso Nacional Indigena, Delegation to Chiapas, Disappearance, Displacement, Dispossession, EZLN, Festivals & Gatherings, Indigenous Rights, Isthmus of Tehuantepec, Maya Train, Megaprojects, Mexico Drug War, Mexico's Social Movements, Mexico's Southern Border, Mexico-U.S. Relations, militarization, National Indigenous Congress, Neoliberalism, Paramilitary Violence, Paramilitary war, Self-determination, Self-Determination, Solidarity, Territory, Uncategorized, Women, Women in Resistance, Zapatismo, Zapatistas
By: Hermann Bellinghausen As I write this, two weeks have passed since the violent kidnapping of Ricardo Lagunes Gasca and Antonio Díaz Valencia in the vicinity of Cohuayana. Their whereabouts are not known nor exactly who took them away, although…
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By: Francisco López Bárcenas Popular predictions at the beginning of the year announced that January would bring storms, but few imagined the magnitude of them. The violence against indigenous peoples in this first month of 2023 has acquired such dimension…
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By: Ernesto Martínez, Elio Henríquez, correspondents and Jessica Xantomila, reporter The lawyer for Indigenous communities Ricardo Arturo Lagunes Gasca and Antonio Díaz Valencia, a teacher and community leader from Aquila, Michoacán, have been missing since January 15, when they returned…
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Lack of attention to land conflicts and the growing operation of organized crime groups translates into deaths, rapes and forced displacement of residents. By: Isaín Mandujano Civilian organizations, human rights defenders and religious people denounce an unusual increase in violence…
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By: Luis Hernández Navarro Three events overlap in the Ayotzinapa Massacre. The central one is the savage aggression against students from the Raúl Isidro Burgos Rural Teachers College by organized crime, the military and police. The second one consists of…
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Statement of Solidarity with the BAEZLN, FrayBa, and BriCOs Turtle Island – United States of America July 2022 To the Mexican General Consulates in the United States, We, the everyday people from below, the children, mothers, and elders, Native and…
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Category: Adherents to the Sixth Declaration, Autonomy, Autonomy, Capitalism, Collective Rights, Counterinsurgency, Disappearance, Displacement, Dispossession, EZLN, Human Rights, Indigenous Rights, Kidnapping, Maya Train, Megaprojects, militarization, Narco violence, Neoliberalism, Paramilitary Violence, Resistance, Self-defense, Self-determination, Territory
As Mexico begins to open its archives on the “dirty war,” Abel Barrera Hernández describes some of the Mexican Army’s counterinsurgency operations By: Abel Barrera Hernández* During the “dirty war” (1965-1990), repression in Guerrero was systematic and generalized. The report…
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