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Amidst soldiers and cartels, academia examines the rising violence in the Southeast

Posted on November 15, 2021 by Chiapas Support Committee

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Above Photo: Courtesy of Avispa Midia – With regard to the distribution of forces in national territory, the majority of General Coordination Units and personnel are found in the South and Southeast of the country. From: Editorial Staff: Yessica Morales…

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Category: Counterinsurgency, Dispossession, Immigration, Maya Train, Mexico-U.S. Relations, militarization, Organized Crime, Social Control Tags: Chiapas, Mexican Southeast, Tabasco, Yucatán Peninsula

Mexico protects those without papers in word only

Posted on November 11, 2015 by Chiapas Support Committee

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“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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Category: Counterinsurgency, Immigration, Mexico's Southern Border Tags: Mexico, Tabasco