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Chiapas government and teachers exchange hostages

  By: Elio Henríquez, Correspondent San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chiapas The state government liberated three teachers, two normalistas and a father detained Tuesday during the confrontation between police and members of Sections 7 and 40 of the National Education…

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Confrontation in Chiapas leaves one dead

AUTHORITIES and TEACHERS ACCUSE EACH OTHER of PROVOKING TEACHER’S DEATH By: Elio Henríquez, Correspondent San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chiapas One teacher dead, six detained and five injured (three of them police) is the result of a confrontation that occurred…

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Thousands march in Chiapas for New Constitution

THOUSANDS MARCH in CHIAPAS to PROCLAIM “A NEW CONSTITUTION” By: Elio Henríquez, Correspondent San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chiapas Thousands of persons marched yesterday in this city to later participate in the public proclamation of the Citizen and Popular Constituent,…

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Gustavo Esteva: Punctuality

By: Gustavo Esteva Punctuality does not have the appearance of being a very revolutionary virtue. On the contrary, it is associated with law and order, with those from above. But it also comes from below. In modern society we learn…

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4 Community police murdered in Guerrero

 TIXTLA: DESTABILIZING VIOLENCE, A LA JORNADA EDITORIAL Yesterday, an armed group murdered four community police in the El Fortín barrio, located in the municipal capital of Tixtla, Guerrero. The victims belong to the Regional Coordinator of Community Authorities (CRAC) of…

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López y Rivas: Video for Level 2 of the Escuelitas

The SECOND LEVEL of the ZAPATISTA ESCUELITAS By: Gilberto López y Rivas / III Students of the Zapatista Escuelita (Little School) that hope to pass the second level had access to a video more than three hours long, a significant…

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Ejido Morelia: the Army’s impunity

By: Miguel Angel de los Santos* In January 1994 an internal armed conflict began in Chiapas, when the Zapatista National Liberation Army (EZLN, its initials in Spanish) declared war against the Mexican National Army and took various municipal capitals. Armed…

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Mexico protects those without papers in word only

“Operations in secret places become human witch hunts” You can give the government a 10 on its political message, but in fighting crime it doesn’t even attain zero, because it has not even made the attempt, the Jesuit explains. He…

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Tlatlaya Massacre and U.S.Military Support

By: Laura Carlsen A few weeks ago and for the second time, the Sedena [1] denied a request for access to information that asked for documentation related to training given in the United States to members of the 102nd Battalion….

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Mexico now deports more Central Americans than the U.S.

THE SOUTHERN BORDER PROGRAM INCREASES DEPORTATIONS and RISKS FOR MIGRANTS In seven months, 92,889 undocumented detained; The U.S. Migra arrested 70,448 By: Arturo Cano, Envoy Tenosique, Tabasco To be a migrant one must have good legs and poor hearing. That’s…

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