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
Those attending this protest rally: collectives and individuals from the Other Campaign, anarchist and libertarian collectives and individuals, people committed to justice and therefore outraged at the injustice of this self-styled “leftist” government. We call on the Head of Government…
Mexico is bleeding. Along with the so-called “war against drug-dealers” we see the whole Mexican territory turn olive green. The militarization is part of the global war driven by the United States, which began with the 9-11 events and created…
x carolina ––When did you find out you were getting out of prison, don Ignacio? ––We’ve always known we’d get out, from the very first moment. ––Was that due to your trust in the people to free you? ––It had…
by Simón Sedillo I was asked to write a piece about people of color organizing to attend the 2009 SOA Watch vigil and about our plans for 2010. I believe everything happens for a reason. I am writing this from…
To the people of Mexico: To the peoples at the edge of the water, Atenco: To my mother, father and brothers: To all the organizations and people struggling for freedom and justice in our country: Four years have gone by…
By: Damián D. Martínez Vásquez. Last Saturday, April 2, 2010, the movie Heart of Time, a journey to the heart of zapatista resistance was presented in the basketball court in Tlahuitoltepec, Mixe, Oaxaca, with the presence of director Alberto Cortés…
x carolina Six buses, several cars and vans, and a trailer truck packed with 35 tons of food, medical supplies, etc. left the Mexico City Zócalo for San Juan Copala, Oaxaca, at 9:20 the night of Monday, June 12. The…
Monitoring the Humanitarian Convoy Bety Cariño and Jyri Jakkola Second Report. The human rights convoy is about to go into the community of Agua Fria, a community belonging to the autonomous municipality of San Juan Copala, and the Oaxaca State…
First report. The convoy that departed from Oaxaca from the church of Xochimico at 5am left with approximately three private vehicles, a 49 person bus, as well as with 1 truck full of basic necessities including coal, canned food, clothing,…