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
Richard Vallejo writes: As you may know, the people of Oaxaca, Mexico have been going through much struggle in recent months, and have been resisting severe repression from the Mexican government. In support of the indigenous people of Oaxaca, of…
November 13th, 2006 – danielsan writes: A statement from the 2nd National Student & Youth Conference, held November 11th 2006 at the Autonomous University of Oaxaca – Benito Juarez TO THE PEOPLE OF OAXACA: TO THE APPO: TO THE MEDIA:…
From St. Mark’s Church to CHARAS, Brad’s community expresses its love. November 12th, 2006 – John Tarleton writes: Two hundred friends of Brad Will sang, cried, shared stories, marched through the Lower East Side and stormed a padlocked community center…
Oaxaca Says US Needs to Get Organized! Justice writes: People of Oaxaca are looking to the North- they are looking to New York City! They are looking to NYC Indymedia. They are saying that since Brad’s death the repression has…
Protest on Sunday, November 19th, 2006 at the Mexican Consulate in San Diego (1549 India Street) at 2:00pm Marcha en Solidaridad con Oaxaca Las Demandas: * Fuera Ulises Ruiz * Fuera PFP de Oaxaca * Libertad a Presos Politicos
bunnyface writes: There will be a screening of Granito de Arena (Grain of Sand), a story of grassroots resistence, a nonviolent teachers’ movement in a 25 year struggle to protect public education, followed by discussion of what can be done…
A Week of Solidarity with the People of Latin America November 13th to 20th Boston for Oaxaca writes: As the people of Mexico continue to resist the brutal occupation of their land by tyrants, police, and paramilitaries, as the U.S.…
We Support The APPO! We Support The Teachers! DC Oaxaca Solidarity Action writes: To defend the successes of the Oaxacan people’s struggle, to assure that the teachers can live in peace without the violent poverty being forced on them, and…
November 13th, 2006– Dear friends and family, I came to Oaxaca, where there is a people’s movement demanding political, social and economic reform. For more general information about the situation here, see Narco News and Indymedia. Here is my first…