Demanding Freedom Now for Mumia Abu-Jamal
In one demonstration after another the call is raised to free the revolutionary journalist Mumia Abu-Jamal NOW.
El Enemigo Común
Bilingual independent media by, about, and for social movements in Mexico and beyond
El Enemigo Común
Bilingual independent media by, about, and for social movements in Mexico and beyond
March 8th: Rhythms of Revolt in Mexico City
Women say NO to feminicide and violence against women as they take to the streets and occupy the Mexico City Zócalo on International Women's Day.
Call to Support the “Brigada Callejera” Autonomous Organization of Sex Workers
More than 30 years ago, the Brigada Callejera was formed in Mexico City. Their work focuses primarily on contributing to sex workers’ autonomous organization and abolishing the structural problems that lead to the exploitation of sexual labor.
Tobi, Anarchist Compañero from the Biblioteca Social Reconstruir, Passes Away
His death leaves a huge void for those of us who were able to share with him life, history, struggle, friendship, fraternity, care, punk, and anarchist ideas.
Otomí Community Maintains Takeover of Government Institution in Mexico City
Despite lack of government response, Otomí Community carries on resistance at INPI.
Rebellion, Autonomy, and Communal Self-Government in the Indigenous Municipality of Cherán, Michoacán
"The community government in Cherán is a reclamation of the wisdom of our peoples, but also coupled with the realities that we live today."
Feminists occupy CNDH in Mexico
CNDH in Mexico City occupied to demand justice for feminicides and macho violence; takeovers multiply throughout country.
Kenosha, Wisconsin: The Calling Cards of Fascist Paramilitarism
The federal government is actively condoning and encouraging heavily armed fascist paramilitaries to carry out extrajudicial executions against civilians who are publicly demonstrating against the extrajudicial executions being carried out by the police.
“They are Literally Killing Us” – Call for a National Caravan for a Dignified Life for Indigenous Peoples
We are communities that are fed up with the hunger, we’re fed up with the injustice, we’re fed up with the poverty, and we demand solutions.