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
2006 year in review report on Oaxaca from FSRN December 29th, 2006 – FSRN writes: 2006 was also a tumultuous year in Mexico. The year kicked off with a nationwide listening tour launched by the Chiapas-based Zapatista rebel army. The…
December 29th, 2006 – Emily writes: RETURN OF THE PRISONERS: The lingering month’s anxiety slowly dissipated in San Juan Diego FNIC at dusk on Christmas Eve. As reunited families together returned to their homes for the first time since November…
December 29th, 2006 – Tennessee writes: Bernadita Ortiz Bautista, Pablo Ortiz’s wife, is home safe for now in San Juan Diego FNIC after her release on December 24. Every thirty days she is required to travel two hours to the…
December 26th, 2006 – Tennessee writes: Sorry we haven’t posted in a while. Christmas celebrations had us traveling around with Omar and Betty. Christmas eve we threw a party in San Juan Diego FNIC for the families of the political…
December 23rd, 2006 – from AAGO: Interview by: Hilaria Cruz Translation: Joy Turlo Dionisio had gone to the demonstration in Oaxaca on the 25th of November. After the demonstration he and his friend Juan de Dios went to get something…
December 24th, 2006 – lotu5 writes: This is the first of a number of blog entries I’ll be writing about my trip to Oaxaca and Chiapas, along with a group of people. We stayed up until 3am the night before…
December 16th, 2006 – La kamioneta writes: Photo essay musical about Oaxaca. Download File (11:56 minutes / 73.2 MB)
18 of December, 2006 – APPO writes: At approximately 7:30 pm the van carrying comrades Florentin López Martínez, Otalo Macario Padilla and Pedro García García was intercepted on Guerrero Street. The three left a meeting of the State Council of…
Quetza – Comite de Defensa del Barrio writes: Enjoy with us music, food and refreshments, raffle and film showing of the Oaxaquen! Join with the community to enjoy a true Christmas gathering! We cannot forget the peoples of Oaxaca that…