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The following collection of articles on Oaxacan radical movements between January and September 2008 was translated from a number of different sources and posted to libcom‘s forums. They provide a number of useful insights into the situation in the volatile…
Part One of the “Los Dos Ojos” Series. by Mal de Ojo TV Two years after the beginning of the popular uprising in Oaxaca, a climate of impunity and political violence continues for the social movement. National and international human…
by Tami Gold (with Gerardo Renique) Radical Teacher 81.1 (2008) 8-13 Copyright © Radical Teacher, Spring 2008. [Access article in PDF] “Alternative Media” has meant different things to me since I was first introduced to it in the New York…
By Jessica Cecilia Martínez/correspondent and Guadalupe Gómez Q. Oaxaca, Oax., April 8, 08 (CIMAC).- Teresa Bautista and Felicitas Martínez, 22 and 20 years old respectively, reporters and announcers for the community radio La Voz que Rompe el Silencio (The Voice…
On April 7th, 2008, two indigenous Triqui women who worked at the community radio station La Voz que Rompe el Silencio (The Voice that Breaks the Silence), in the autonomous municipality of San Juan Copala (Mixteca region), were shot and…