We will stand not take one step backwards on our way home to San Juan Copala
As we return to Oaxaca City with tired bodies and aching feet, we firmly hope that peace will come to our people some day.
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
El Enemigo Común
A bilingual website in solidarity with social movements in Mexico. // Un sitio web bilingüe en solidaridad con los movimientos sociales en México.
Statement from the Communal Autonomous Council of San Juan Copala on the Caravan and Negotiations
Today we merely want to address you to tell you that we are doing everything in our power to find the path to peace through the word and we want to ask for your fraternal solidarity, which you have always shown us, so that today more than ever, the flower of the word does not die.
Displaced Triqui women to enter Copala on Thursday at 2
On Tuesday afternoon David Venegas was released from police custody after his arrest last Sunday.
The Caravan of the Displaced Returns to Yosoyuxi
As a security measure and to avoid the great risk that remaining isolated and out in the open near La Sabana (UBISORT territory), four kilometers from San Juan Copala, represented, the displaced from San Juan Copala, members of the Autonomous Municipality, and solidarity organizations returned to Yosoyuxi near nightfall.
Communiqué of the Community Council of the Municipio Autónomo de San Juan Copala – January 29
The Caravan to San Juan Copala is advancing, but the Oaxaca state government has definitely abandoned its responsibility to guarantee life and safety to the displaced women returning to their town.