The Time Has Come
So then, we do not seek to administer power; we want to dismantle it from within the cracks from which we know we are able.
El Enemigo Común
Bilingual independent media by, about, and for social movements in Mexico and beyond
El Enemigo Común
Bilingual independent media by, about, and for social movements in Mexico and beyond
Urgent Support Needed for Mexican Anarchist Prisoner Fernando Bárcenas
Fernando must pay a 35,500 peso (1,950 USD) fine by Friday, June 9 or have his imprisonment extended for 550 days.
There’s Nothing Anarchist about Eco-Fascism: A Condemnation of ITS
As ITS says, “We’ve been warning you since the beginning.” And now they are claiming to have killed three humans simply because they were human.
A book to share. Black August: Political Prisoners in Struggle
We at El Enemigo Común are pleased to share the Spanish-language book Agosto Negro: Presas y presos políticos en lucha (Black August: Political Prisoners in Struggle), written by a member of our collective, Carolina Saldaña and published by SubVersiones at the end of December, 2016, in Mexico City.
U.S. Army Operations to Advance in Mexico
With U.S. Military support, the Mexican and Guatemalan armed forces created a Task Force to carry out operations on the Mexico and Guatemala border.
Mesoamerican Caravan to Publish Collaborative Book on Land Defense
The book will feature insight into the strategies corporations use to impose projects, as well as the strategies communities use to defend their land.
State of Mexico Manifesto: The Burning Voice of Those Who Resist on the Periphery
Here, in the State of Mexico, all the factors that define the periphery come together. Our gender, our empty pockets, our scorched skin color are denied, spit upon and vilified.
In Memory of Basil al-Araj
The assassination of Basil al-Araj is a tremendous loss to a huge number of people. Reflecting on what he went through, I am filled with enormous admiration, pride and rage.
San Quintín farm workers take demands to Mexico City
Caravan for a Fair Wage and Decent Life sets out