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
On June 14th 2006, when police forces attacked thousands of striking teachers in Oaxaca, Mexico, the annual strike turned into a widespread popular rebellion, demanding the governors’ resignation. A broad social movement of teachers, social organizations, unions, students, activists, and…
We of the space called Oaxacan Voices Constructing Autonomy and Freedom (VOCAL) are writing to denounce the serious climate of harassment, criminalization, and persecution that the Ulises Ruiz Ortiz government and the local news media have directly unleashed against some…
by: Theresa Kleinhaus and Maya Schenwar, Truthout Original In villages across Oaxaca, where land has been owned communally for centuries, paramilitary groups are doing their bloody part to change the scene. Oaxaca and Chicago – On April 30, in the…
The Committee for the Defense of Indigenous Rights (CODEDI) denounces aggression against Abraham Ramírez Vázquez On Thursday June 12 around 10:00 o’clock in the morning, the political prisoner Abraham Ramírez Vázquez was taken out of his cell for an audience…
[ An AK-47 bullet entered Faustino Vásquez’s chest and exited through his shoulder. Another shot pierced his wrist. ] The Mexican government ignores the assassination of two community radio activists By John Gibler SAN JUAN COPALA, Mexico — Driving through…
Article examining the influence of libertarian ideas in the recent uprisings in Oaxaca, Mexico. SERGIO DE CASTRO SANCHEZ Originally published in Spanish on oaxacalibre.org and in Rojo Y Negro, newspaper of the CGT Translated by a comrade of Capital Terminus…