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Bilingual independent media by, about, and for social movements in Mexico and beyond
October 27th, 2007 – Mexico Reporter writes: Groups demanding justice for the murder of U.S journalist Brad Will, who was shot dead in Oaxaca, Mexico on this day last year, are opposing the $1.4 billion security proposal put forward by…
Friends of Brad Will write: A year has passed since our friend and brother, Brad Will, was murdered in Oaxaca. On Saturday, October 27th, friends and family will gather at St. Mark’s Church to honor his memory and the legacy…
The Committee to Protect Journalists is deeply concerned that one year after the death of journalist Bradley Roland Will nobody has been brought to justice. Further, we are troubled by the absence of a serious murder investigation and the lack of official response to witness reports and photographs from the murder scene that identify several armed men shooting into the crowd where Will was present.
This letter is published in various media outlets to mark one year of impunity in the death of journalist Brad Will in Oaxaca. October 2007 Like in the cases of so many other journalists, human rights activists, indigenous leaders and…
Brad Will’s family and friends denounced plans to fund a “Plan Mexico” that would be more costly than the controversial “Plan Colombia.”
Oaxaca is Not Over! On, Wednesday, October 24th, a benefit will be held at Station 40 in San Francisco at 7pm to support the continuing resistance in Oaxaca, Mexico. The newly released documentary “Un Poquito de Tanta Verdad” (A Little…
As the Bush Administration quietly tries to pass more military aid, it’s important we understand the damage that this package will do to Mexico at our tax dollar expense, and then stop it.
October 17th, 2007 – Here’s a powerpoint presentation which Witness for Peace and EDUCA (Servicios para una Educación Alternativa, A.C.) have been using. Their event/tour just came to NYC and is now in upstate NY, moving to Pennsylvania, Maryland, Delaware,…
October 16th, 2007 – Nick writes: Outside Vicente Fox’s presentation at Houston’s Wortham Theater last night, two groups showed up to protest. On the right side of the street were Border Watch with a strange sign comparing immigrants “sucking” on…