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
After the caravan of the displaced, members of the Autonomous Municipality of San Juan Copala and members from Yosoyuxi left for San Juan Copala, approximately 200 riot people blocked our way today, January 28, about three kilometers from where we…
Approximately 200 police officers, belonging to the state Department of Public Security, blocked the path of the caravan of displaced Triquis who are trying to return to the cultural and ceremonial center of San Juan Copala. The police positioned themselves…
It is clear that all the murders committed against our brothers and sisters, including on April 27, 2010, were carried out by these two groups of criminals.
The latest news we have about the Caravan is that early Thursday morning, January 26, Reyna Martínez Flores, spokesperson for the Autonomous Municipality of San Juan Copala, said that they will go ahead even without security guarantees from the Gabino Cue government.
When I heard about the recovery of Nahua lands in Ostula, Michoacán on June 29, 2009, it struck me as one of the biggest things that’s happened in Mexico for a long time.
Justice for the cold-blooded police murders of Jorge Alexis Herrera del Pino and Gabriel Echeverría de Jesús of the Rural Teacher Training school at Ayotzinapa, Guerrero, was what motivated three thousand students and activists to march in Mexico City on December 22.
It is a great pleasure for us to come together with you to share the activities that we’ve organized to commemorate seven years of work and resistance by Radio Ñomndaa, La Palabra del Agua (Word of the Water).
In Oaxaca, we understand, well, what it means to demand the end of a tyrannical government.
El Enemigo Común wholeheartedly supports our collaborator Scott Campbell in his efforts to hold the Oakland Police Department (OPD) accountable for attacks against Occupy Oakland activists.