Medical Support for “Chavira” of Radio Fogata in Cherán, Michoacan
As a community member, and as a communicator Chavira needs our support for a very serious injury to his hand.
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
Category Media
Four years without justice “in this country that is no longer ours”
Four years ago, they insidiously took your life. Are our words any use in the face of their bullets?
Support an Independent Journalism Collective in Latin America
Avispa Midia, an independent journalism collective in Latin America whose work has appeared in translation on El Enemigo Común, recently launched a fundraising campaign to continue expanding their important work.
Solidarity with Radio Totopo in Oaxaca, Mexico
In Oaxaca, México, Radio Totopo is raising funds to rebuild their community radio station following September's devastating earthquakes.
There’s Nothing Anarchist about Eco-Fascism: A Condemnation of ITS
As ITS says, “We’ve been warning you since the beginning.” And now they are claiming to have killed three humans simply because they were human.
Radio Zapote Condemns Government Theft of its Equipment
This new aggression is part of a series of harassment against our informational and journalistic work.
Oaxaca, 10 Years Since 2006
Ten years after the June 14, 2006 popular uprising in Oaxaca, we spoke with our compañero Fernando Lobo, writer and former broadcaster of Radio Plantón.
Oaxaca, the fight for the air
“For us, air not only represents life, it also carries loved ones who have died. When one dies, their spirit becomes air and returns to the people.”
Mumia Abu-Jamal’s Eighth Book: Writing on the Wall
A review of Writing on the Wall: Selected Prison Writings of Mumia Abu-Jamal. Editor, Johanna Fernandez. Foreword, Cornel West. City Lights Books, 2015.
Cartel Land: A myopic glance at Michoacán reality
Little research has gone into the film, and the narrative lacks depth and analysis. It’s full of holes.