Bilingual independent media by, about, and for social movements in Mexico and beyond
Bilingual independent media by, about, and for social movements in Mexico and beyond
February 10th, 2007 – zorro writes: Here are some impressions of revolutionary street art in Oaxaca. Because most of the original paintings and graffities were destroyed by police after the uprising, much of the work is now presented in an…
Come help ASAR-O & CASA celebrate… VISUAL RESISTANCE: Art from the Popular Movement in Oaxaca ASAR-O is a collective of artists dedicated to making accessible popular art that reflects the demands & vision of the popular struggle. Using art as…
An account of the important role of women in the Oaxacan social movement February 7th, 2007 – Yakira writes: Women have not only acted as participants in the ongoing popular movement in Oaxaca, but have also profoundly shaped the course…
New March Proves Movement is Alive; State Government Blocks Access to Public Spaces with Razor Wire and Dogs February 5th, 2007 – Nancy Davies writes: What seems to have been noticed immediately by everybody regarding the ninth megamarch is the…
January 2007 – from Edinburgh Chiapas Solidarity Group: The New Year has seen more brutal repression in Oaxaca, including the murder of teacher Enriqueta Santiago Santiago by a death squad after her abduction on 12th January. Resistance such as street…