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
November 19th, 2006 – san diego indymedia volunteer writes: The Oaxaca Solidarity Camp has continuously occupied the sidewalk outside the Mexican Consulate in San Diego, 24/7, for 21 days, since the invasion of Oaxaca by Mexican federal troops on October…
Local artists and activists are collaborating in solidarity with the Oaxacan struggle. Join us for a night of creative intervention with art, music, film and food. There will be a silent art auction throughout the night, a screening of Granito…
November 20th, 2006 – Barucha Calamity Peller writes: About 5 thousand people marched to the zocalo. There, people got on top of trucks, barricaded the zocalo and began protesting the police. The police lunched teargas, after which began hours of…
The situation in Oaxaca, Mexico is still quite dire. The Oaxacan people have not stopped resisting, and still control most of Oaxaca City with road blockades. However, the Mexican Federal Police are aggressively occupying the city, abusing, arresting, and disappearing…
Once again, here I am as a witness of events in Oaxaca. The real struggle, the real risks, the real revolution is with the people of Oaxaca. November 20th, 2006 – Xochitl writes: Greetings friends, Today I needed to rest…