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
[ Fernando Mendoza ] On October 12th, 2006, Al Rojas of Sacramento and Fernando Mendoza from the Peoples Popular Assembly of Oaxaca (APPO) spoke to a packed house at the Watsonville Brown Beret office about the situation in Oaxaca. Al…
!Viva la Lucha Popular Libertaria de Oaxaca! Enjoy a wide variety of music, tasty food, current information on the Oaxacan popular struggle, and have lots of fun! Saturday, October 21st in Los Angeles. Brought to you by: Colectivos Libertarios* Benefit…
October 13th, 2006 – danielsan writes: Interview with Antonio Joaquín Benítez, APPO supporter, who was shot friday night at a Oaxaca City barricade. Friday night, 10.13.06, three men in a red van pulled up to a Oaxaca City barricade and…
It’s not ‘news’ – but it should be by G.S. george.salzman@umb.edu 8-13 October 2006 Today it’s Sunday (8 Oct 2006) in Oaxaca, beautiful clear air, sunny, a morning to enjoy a mole tamale and hot coffee for breakfast. So I…
Solidarity with the Oaxacan People’s Popular Assembly APPO Sunday, October 22nd, 2006 at 5:00pm to 8:00pm At Las Peñitas (11 Bruckner Blvd on the corner of Linclon & Bruckner) in the Bronx Take the 6 train to 138th and 3rd…
danielsan writes: Seven audio pieces, with translation to english, are attached, all from October 12th. Five are from the CIPO-RFM march, except for two which relate to the opening of a Forum in Oaxaca City. Saturday, October 14th – The…
Movie, discussion and strategizing for local solidariaty with Oaxaca on October 16th, 8:00pm at the Jack Pine in Minneapolis. Jesus Leon (a small farmer from Oaxaca) and Lauren Dasse (senior member of the Witness for Peace Mexico team based in…
October 13th, 2006 – danielsan writes: As negotiations continue, the people of Oaxaca demonstrate the futility of any solution that maintains the same old government. Ingobernabilidad. It’s a pretty straightforward idea, but here in Oaxaca it’s a political term, a…
Most major state and municipal government offices in the capital have been blockaded by public school teachers and members of the so-called Popular Assembly of the People of Oaxaca, or APPO as it’s known in Spanish, reports Shannon Young from…