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 is Not Over August 4th, 2007 – Barucha Calamity Peller writes: “Don’t let another six months go by before the world turns around and sees Oaxaca again.” -APPO representative Eric. Has the world forgotten about Oaxaca? Political activity, from…
August 2nd, 2007 – South Notes writes: Mexico’s Ejercito Revolucionario Popular (EPR) guerrilla group has claimed responsibility for the two explosive devices found in Oaxaca City yesterday. One of the devices damaged the shuttered front entrance of the Sears department…
[ Women joke around with fake broadcast equipment ] August 1st, 2007 – South Notes writes: Last night (July 31), it seemed like the big news in the morning would be the frank and firmly worded Amnesty International report on…
Remaining Movement Media Outlets Continue to be Sabotaged by the Government Barucha Calamity Peller writes: Today, August 1st, 2007, thousands of women marched in Oaxaca City, Oaxaca, Mexico, on the one year anniversary of the historic takeover of the Oaxacan…
August 1st, 2007 – Amnesty International writes: Oaxaca exemplifies many of the long-standing human rights problems that remain unresolved in Mexico. The state and the federal authorities must put an immediate end to the human rights violations in the context…
July 31st, 2007 – A Report from Amnesty International: Introduction “I was talking to my friends about where we should go when suddenly two trucks arrived at top speed with heavily armed police who pointed their guns at us… One…
July 31st, 2007 – Amnesty International writes: In December 2006, Felipe Calderón Hinojosa took office as President of Mexico. This new government has a golden opportunity to make the protection of human rights a reality for all people in Mexico.…
In June 2006, widespread protests demanding the resignation of the State Governor erupted in Oaxaca State. Oaxaca City was brought to a standstill for several months. The political turmoil lasted into 2007 and provoked a prolonged public security crisis. While…
Ruiz’s protested government is forced to pay state workers to fill Guelaguetza auditorium; tens of thousands march in Oaxaca City despite recent repression July 30th, 2007 – Barucha Calamity Peller writes: Today, on the 30th of July tens of thousands…