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
Oaxaca de Juárez, Oaxaca, November 27, 2008 To all organizations, collectives, and people of Oaxaca, México and the world. To The Other Campaign. To national and international human rights groups. To the media. To members of the APPO. To sympathizers…
November 25th, 2008: Doctor Bertha Muñoz, nicknamed La Doctora Escopeta during the 2006 popular uprising in Oaxaca, has returned to Oaxaca after two years in exile. During the social movement of 2006 she created first aid stations where she cared…
November 21, 2008: Below is a video Scott Campbell recorded and edited of the son jarocho group Raices performing one of the anthems of Oaxaca’s social movement, “Son de la Barricada”, at Nueva Babel in Oaxaca. It’s accompanied by Scott’s…
On October 27th, activists in several cities around the US and the Americas gathered in front of Mexican consulates to call for justice in the case of slain indymedia journalist Brad Will, who was killed in Oaxaca, Mexico on October…
October 29, 2008 – Scott Campbell writes: Pedro Matías, a well-known reporter who writes for Noticias, a local daily paper, as well as the national weekly Proceso, was kidnapped, beaten, tortured and robbed on Saturday night in Oaxaca. Reporters Without…
October 29, 2008: Reporters Without Borders is appalled by the abduction and mistreatment of reporter Pedro Matías Arrazola of the local daily Noticias de Oaxaca and the national weekly Proceso, who was beaten and psychologically tortured for about 12 hours…
Arrest the Killers When Brad was killed, the people photographed firing guns at the protesters were police, police commanders, and operatives and bodyguards for the PRI party, including Pedro Carmona, Abel Santiago Zarate aka “El Chino,” Juan Carlo Soriano aka…
New York City Gathering in remembrance: noon, Press conference: 12:30 pm Mexican Consulate 27 East 39th Street in Manhattan, between Madison and Park. call in support and voice our demands: Phone: (212) 217-6400 Fax: (212) 217-6493 Houston 10:30 am: Mexican…
October 24th, 2008: Reporters Without Borders is outraged by the Mexican federal justice ministry’s response to a recent recommendation by the National Human Rights Commission (CNDH) regarding the October 2006 fatal shooting of US cameraman Brad Will of the Indymedia…