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
October 12th, 2006 – danielsan writes: These days there is a lot of speculation and rumor, waiting for the outcome of the negotiations happening far away in the Capital City (Ciudad de México, D.F.). There are propositions, leaked deals, and…
IWW Resolution in Support of National Union of Education Workers Section 22 and the Popular Assemblies of the People of Oaxaca To the Federal Government of Mexico, National Union of Education Workers Section 22 (Sindicato Nacional de Trabajadores de Educacion…
On October 11th, 2006, the IWW led a protest at the Mexican Embassy in Washington DC demanding that Fox and Calderon cease and desist any harassment of the striking teachers who have occupied Oaxaca for the past several months. […
On Saturday, October 14th in San Francisco, there will be films, speakers from local Zapatista groups, art and relajo (that means unregulated fun, gringuito;} to raise funds for la lucha in OAXACA! Donation: 5-$20, (more or less is ok, just…
BOSTON, MA — At lunchtime on Friday October 5th, about 20 activists and concerned citizens from the Boston area gathered in front of the Mexican consulate. The protest event was part of a local and on-going campaign to show support…
As Both Sides Dance Around an Agreement, a Decentralized People’s Government, Based on Indigenous Traditions, Begins to Take Shape By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca October 10, 2006 – Every night we hold our breath, peering out into the dark…
Protest of repression in Oaxaca called at mexican consulate in New York City for Tuesday, October 10th. The demonstration will be from 4:00pm to 6:00pm, at 27 East 39th Street.
There will be a vigil at the mexican consulate in Los Angeles on Wednesday, October 11th. We call on all teachers, all Mexicanos and Latinoamericanos to take on this struggle. Education is a right for all and not only for…
Barricaded City By Diego Enrique Osorno Special to The Narco News Bulletin OAXACA CITY, October 3: “Mamá Lucha” (Mother Struggle) remains standing beside the bonfire, drying her sweat-soaked forehead. Winning a battle is no small feat. Especially when your post…