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14-04-2008 16:46 | Oaxaca Uprising | Ecology | Repression | Social Struggles | Zapatista | World
The murder of two radio activists in Oaxaca has brought the repression suffered by indigenous Mexicans into sharp focus. Oaxaca has the biggest percentage of indigenous people who speak many different languages and suffering serious discrimination including the theft of their natural resources.
One such example is the village of San Isidro Aloapam who have been fighting the destruction of their local forest by commercial loggers who are bending the law to justify their activity. Attempts by the villagers to protect the forest have been met with extreme violence leaving many villagers injured and imprisoned. The village is represented politically by indigenous action group CIPO-RFM who have organized a series of media and international solidarity events to highlight the struggle. CIPO-RFM activists Miguel Cruz Moreno and Pedro Bautista Rojas were recently interviewed by IMC UK about the struggle.
There will be a prisoner support benefit gig in London on Wednesday April 16th.
Related links: IMC UK coverage of Oaxaca election 2007: ‘1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | IMC UK coverage of CIPO-RFM 2004/5: Intro | Assemblies | Protest camp | Raid | Repression | CIPO/Zapatistas feature | CIPO Speaking tour
05-12-2006 20:01 | Oaxaca Uprising | Repression | Zapatista | World
"We are on the eve of either a great uprising or a civil war," the EZLN's Delegate Zero stated recently, referring to the current situation in Oaxaca in southern Mexico. Whilst the 45,000km-long Other Campaign tour around "the forgotten corners of Mexico", which the Zapatistas started on 1 January, 2006, ends in Mexico City, the repression in Oaxaca is worsening by the day. And this is why the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) is now calling for a global wave of active solidarity with the people of Oaxaca, to culminate with a "worldwide day of action" on 22 December to "say and to demonstrate that the people of Oaxaca are not alone" [Full communique | Words from Delegate Zero | APPO's response]. Closer to home, the Network of UK Zapatista Solidarity Groups called for a national week of solidarity actions from the 9 to the 17 of December, 2006.
Meanwhile, the popular uprising continues in and around Oaxaca city, and so do the illegal detentions of the so-called 'leaders' of the Popular Assembly of the Peoples of Oaxaca (APPO), which have increased in the last few days, forcing many people into hiding. APPO is a grassroots movement organising for popular democracy, and it is currently at the centre of the Mexican government's latest wave of repression, which has already resulted in mass illegal arrests of more than 500 people [Flavio Sosa's arrest | more | Interview] and the 'disappearance' of up to 100 people [APPO Communique | APPO activist interview | Eyewitness report].
At the same time, there is also a concerted effort by the Mexican government to try to silence any independent media that is reporting the truth on what is happening in Oaxaca. Following the murder of Indymedia videographer Bradley Will, who was shot dead by paramilitaries whilst documenting an APPO barricade on the 25th of October, the attacks against international and national independent media have continued. Two documentary filmmakers and a translator were illegally detained on 3 December while they were eating at a restaurant in Oaxacxa city centre.
Oscar Beard is an independent journalist from London currently travelling in the southern estates of Mexico. He has regularly contributed text, video and photo reports to the Indymedia newswire. See a list of his reports from Mexico.
More Info: IMC-UK Oaxaca Uprising Section | Narco News| IMC-Mexico (es) | IMC-Chiapas (es-en) | CML (es) | La Jornada (es)
30-10-2006 00:10 | Oaxaca Uprising | Indymedia | Repression | Social Struggles | Workers' Movements | Zapatista | World
"They might have the strength to impose their will, but we will never give them our consent". (Extract from the Radio APPO log)
Outrage spread around the world over the weekend following the killing of the documentary filmmaker and Indymedia video reporter Brad Will, from New York City at the hands of pro-government supporters who opened fire on unarmed protestors on the outskirts of Oaxaca, Mexico. Three others were also killed alongside him (making four dead in total); one member of Radio Universidad was injured.
On Sunday, more than 10,000 military swept the streets of Oaxaca. At their head were tanks with water cannons, laced with tear gas, followed by lines of 3,500 riot cops with batons. Behind them, a further 3,000 military police with automatic rifles. 5,000 army troops were waiting in the outskirts of the city while the paramilitaries continued attacking. Reports came in of snatch squads operating within the city centre, with police and military using helicopters and ambulances to grab protestors and injured people. Many arrests were reported, and at least two protestors were confirmed to have been killed in the clashes. See timeline of events. Photos: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5.
This unprovoked aggression by the Mexican State against the pacific and unarmed people of Oaxaca is one of the largest in the recent history of México and Latin America. As a result, the Zapatista Army of National Lberation (EZLN) is calling for a day of action on November 1st and announces a nationwide strike on November 20th [Call]
Radio APPO (Live stream - Spanish) | English transliteration | NYC Indymedia Statement | Previous IMC-UK Feature
Global Indymedia | Indymedia Mexico (Spanish) | NYC Indymedia
A peaceful demonstration against the repression by the Mexican state (police and military) of the Oaxaca workers and the general population took place in front of the Mexican Embassy in London on Monday evening [Press release]. 60-70 or more gathered in front of the Embassy, with a screening of Brad Will's final footage projected onto the Embassy's facade - violently interrupted by the police, resulting in eight arrests [Update on arrests: Tuesday | Wednesday]. Reports: 1 | 2 | Photos: 1 | 2 | 3 and Video. On Wednesday night red paint was thrown on the walls, stairs and doors of the Mexican Embassy in London to symbolise the blood of the people of Oaxaca.
Discussion and screening of films related to Brad and the situation in Oaxaca are being organised for, Thursday 2nd (London, rampART) and Saturday 4th (London, E4E).
28-10-2006 10:26 | Oaxaca Uprising | Anti-militarism | Globalisation | Indymedia | Repression | Zapatista | World
'William Bradley Roland, also known as Brad Will, 36, a documentary filmmaker and reporter for Indymedia New York in Mexico, Bolivia and Brazil, died today of a gunshot to the chest when pro-government attackers opened fire on a barricade in the neighborhood of Santa Lucia El Camino, on the outskirts of Oaxaca, Mexico. He died with his video camera in his hands.' (source: Narconews) Read NYC-Indymedia statement and a Call to all independent journalists to support the struggle in Oaxaca.
Call to Protest Outside Mexican Embassy in London, Monday 30th October 5pm
Brad had been in Oaxaca taking video and reporting on the state wide popular uprising and teacher strike that began in June with the violent attempted removal of the striking teachers from their encampment in the centre of Oaxaca City by federal police forces. 3 others were also killed alongside him (making 4 dead in total); 1 member of Radio Universidad was also injured: he was taken to the hospital in a volkswagen van as police would not let any ambulances come.
Since the beginning of the strike in June, teachers and other groups have formed the APPO - the Popular Assembly of the Oaxacan People - and have called for the removal of the governor of state Ulises Ruiz of the PRI. There is a long history of Mexico using government sponsored paramilitaries to repress social movements, including a massacre of hundreds of students in Mexico City in 1968. As reports of protesters surrounded by armed government forces and police continue to pour in, activists in cities around the world are planning protests at Mexican embassies and in cyberspace in outcry against the violent aggression against the people of Oaxaca.
Breaking News and Latest Updates: APPO Radio Live Broadcast (Sp> | Live Radio Transcript (Eng)
More updates: New York Indymedia (EN) | CMI Mexico (ES)
Links: Last Communique from NYC Indymedia Journalist Brad Will | NYC Indymedia | IMC Mexico | Narco News | CML | La Jornada | NEW FriendsofBradWill.org
18-06-2006 09:02 | Repression | Workers' Movements | Zapatista | World
13-05-2006 16:53 | Repression | Zapatista | London | World
On Friday 12th May, several activists and human rights campaigners, including people from different groups such as the London Zapatista Action Project (z.a.p.), Bristol Solidarity group Kiptik and the Comite Cerezo support group in the U.K, staged a peaceful occupation and noise demonstration at the Mexican Embassy in London [Photos and Report]. Four people locked on in front of the Embassy, effectively closing it down for business for most of the day. Meanwhile a Samba band was playing whilst other activists held banners referring to the events that have been taking place in San Salvador de Atenco, northern Mexico [Press Release]. Another protest outside the Mexican embassy had already taken place on Wednesday 10th [Pics and Report]. The Electronic Disturbance Theater and the Borderlands Hacklab also called for a virtual strike against the Mexican Government on May 5th.
Last week, residents of Atenco, a municipality near Mexico City, suffered massive police brutality and repression, after local organisations helped 60 flower vendors of the Texcoco local market to resist a blockade by state police that prevented them from setting up their stands. People from Atenco quickly responded by obstructing the highway that borders their town and leads to Texcoco market. The events that followed speak of unprecedented levels of police brutality. More than 3000 armed police forces stormed the town beating everyone in their path [Photos: 1 | 2 | 3 | Videos: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4] and arrested more than 200 people after a house to house search around the town. Francisco Javier Cort�s, a 14 year old local boy, was killed as a result of police violence on the first day, and many were severely injured. Since then there have been reports that a total of up to 300 people were arrested (of which the authorities have only recognised 109), 18 people were disappeared, 5 women were raped whilst in custody, and 5 foreigners deported.
Reports in the IMC-UK newswire by: Global Exchange | The Other Campaign Montreal | Irene of Mexico City | Erika Del Carmen Fuchs from Mexico DF | Kasa de Kultura para Tod@s | Edinburgh Chiapas Solidarity Group.
Follow the unfolding events in: Narconews Bulletin | IMC-Chiapas | IMC-Mexico | IMC-UK Zapatista Page
Radio webstream with daily reports (Sp): Ke-Huelga Radio Zapote
21-01-2006 19:51 | Zapatista | World
On January 1 2006, twelve years after the Zapatista uprising in Chiapas (Mexico), a delegation of the EZLN departed from the Garrucha Caracol to San Cristobal de las Casas [Report and Pics]. This marked the first step in the new Zapatista political initiative known as The Other Campaign (or 'La Otra') - a proposal that aims to forge an anti-capitalist alliance "form below and to the left" in Mexico and beyond. The Other Campaign, timed to coincide with this year's Mexican presidential race, will take the delegation of the EZLN - which includes Subcomandante Marcos (or SubDelegate Zero as he is known in relation to this campaign) - throughout Mexico's 32 states, "so to meet, talk and decide together how fo build another way of doing politics. A programme of struggle that will construct democracy from below, with all these national and international organizations that resist neoliberalism and fight for humanity."
Photos: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | Photo blog
Videos: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | Video archive on YouTube
Audio: Speeches at the beginning of The Other Campaign (audio Sp) | Sub Marcos' speech (audio Sp) | Radio Insurgente | Radio Zapote | Radio Pacheco
Words: To the Alternative Media | To the National & Int’l Press | SubDelegado Zero on security issues | EZLN denounces harassment and threats | On the Intercontinental proposed in the Sixth Declaration | Revista Rebeldia (Sp)
Translations of EZLN's communiques 1 | 2.
Continuous updates of The Other Campaign: EZLN's blog | Chiapas Indymedia | Mexico Indymedia | NarcoNews Bulletin
10-08-2005 10:15 | Zapatista | World
From 22nd to 24th of July a european-wide gathering of Zapatista Solidarity Groups was convened in Barcelona. More than 120 delegates of 36 organisations from Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, France and Belgium have gathered to discuss the new initiative of the Zapatista Army for Liberation EZLN to build up broad non-parliamentary left alliances.
The Initative to build broad non-parliamentary left alliances was published in the “Sixth Declaration from the Lacadonian Jungle” [1|2|3] start of July.
MP3 audio streams from "The Other Campaign" Zapatista meetings (Sp) 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 Photos 1 | 2 | 3 Videos 1 | 2
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21-07-2005 15:42 | Zapatista | World
Almost a month after the EZLN announced a Red Alert in all the autonomous Zapatista communities, the Clandestine Revolutionary Indigenous Committee – General Command of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation announced on July 11 that "with the completion of the internal consulta the EZLN has decided to lift the Red Alert which it has been maintaining since June 19, 2005". The EZLN also informed that "the Zapatista Caracoles will be reopened" and that "the different Good Government Juntas will also once again begin their work in their respective headquarters". [ Read full Communique ]
This follows a period of internal consultation with the Zapatista autonomous municipalities and support bases, where "meetings and assemblies were held in more than one thousand indigenous communities in the southeastern Mexican state of Chiapas". On June 26 a new Communique announced that "the results were that more than 98% approved the new step, and less than 2% decided not to support the proposal", and that over the next few days, the EZLN would make public a series of texts which would form the "Sixth Declaration of the Selva Lacandona."
On June 29 the First Part of the Sixth Declaration of the Selva Lacandona is published. This is followed with Part 2 in which the Zapatistas describe how they "see what is going on in the world and in our country", and Part 3 that not only states what the Zapatistas "want to do in the World and in Mexico" but also how they are going to go about doing it.
On July 13, the CCRI-CG of the EZLN publishes two further communiques in which the Zapatistas explain the "Ways and Means" of the new phase of the Zapatista struggle to all those "individuals, organizations, collectives, groups and associations of the left who support what has been proposed in the Sixth Declaration of the Selva Lacandona".
Zapatista breaking news:
IMC-Chiapas | Archive of Zapatista communiques 2005
02-02-2005 21:06 | Culture | Globalisation | Indymedia | Zapatista | World
“The art world belongs to everybody. It is not just for the illuminated that have access to the so-called temples of art. It’s like the history made by the people and now it is up to us to make worlds where many worlds fit, to paint them, to sing them, to write poems to the free men and women and to sing and sing. Let the words and the music and the poems and the colours announce that art belongs to everybody and is for everybody, like this world, like these dreams, like freedom!”. Gustavo C. P.
[Edinburgh Chiapas Solidarity Group | Glasgow Zapatista Solidarity Group | Indy UK Zapatista section | IMC Chiapas | Indy Scotland ]
Squat Eviction in Mexico City - Chanti Ollin
09-01-2015 01:04
Beyond Development: Alternative Visions from Latin America
11-09-2014 23:12
An Attack on the Zapatistas is an Attack on us all: A Call to Action in Support
17-05-2014 10:59
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“Two Weeks of Worldwide Action: Juan Vázquez Guzmán lives! The Bachajón struggl
15-04-2014 19:28
Zapatista Support Bases Under Attack: Call for a Week of National and Internatio
14-02-2014 20:17
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Zapatistas: the wealth of dignity
01-01-2014 13:05
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EZLN Support Bases in San Marcos Avilés, Chiapas, Mexico, Denounce Aggressions
28-12-2013 16:20
Zapatistas: twenty years after
28-12-2013 11:48
Support for San Sebastian Bachajon
17-11-2013 14:45
San Sebastián Bachajón, 6 months after the assassination of Juan Vázquez Guzmán
24-10-2013 06:06
Words from the General Command of the EZLN, to the Indigenous National Congress
20-08-2013 15:52
UK protest against the murder of Juan Vázquez Guzmán
08-07-2013 18:38
Call for signatures in support of the Week of Worldwide Action
18-06-2013 20:31
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The assassination of Juan Vázquez Guzmán in Chiapas, Mexico
08-06-2013 05:32
In honour of murdered activist Juan Vázquez Guzmán
01-06-2013 21:07
Protest in London
28-04-2013 17:56
Attacks in Chiapas
28-04-2013 17:53
Further aggressions in San Marcos Aviles
24-04-2013 19:34
Urgent: Imminent eviction in San Marcos Avilés
24-02-2013 15:30
Solidarity Brings Freedom and Justice for Zapatista Francisco Sántiz López
11-02-2013 19:27
The EZLN Announces Next Steps
10-01-2013 17:25
The Zapatista's Silent Message
10-01-2013 17:19
Twenty-nine Years of Dignified Resistance: An Echo in the Heartbeat of the Peopl
25-11-2012 09:34
Celebrations of the anniversary of the founding of the Zapatistas
18-11-2012 16:13
“This land has already been allocated to those who actually work it and live on
13-11-2012 17:28
New Worldwide Declaration
29-10-2012 18:43
"Worldwide Echo in support of the Zapatistas" On The Day Of Indigenous Resistance
16-10-2012 05:39
Worldwide Declaration Delivered Mexican Embassy
13-10-2012 16:01
Today, Friday, October 12th, marks the beginning of “From Trut
12-10-2012 08:53
Groups from the PRI and PVEM Invade Zapatista communities and Stir Up Agrarian C
07-10-2012 08:35
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From The Zapatistas: Never-Before-Seen Photos
03-10-2012 03:47
Worldwide Echo In Support Of The Zapatistas
27-09-2012 17:45
Dozens of indigenous Chiapans flee from paramilitary aggression
27-09-2012 09:01
Last hope for freedom for innocent prisoner of conscience, blinded by the Mexican state
27-09-2012 08:57
Noam Chomsky Stands With The “Worldwide Echo” Campign For The Zapatistas
27-09-2012 08:46
Latest news from Comandante Abel
21-09-2012 19:33
Urgent Request From Alberto Patishtán
21-09-2012 14:19
Alberto Patishtán loses his sight due to neglect by the Mexican State
21-09-2012 14:15
Letter From Sylvia Marcos To Zapatista Women
17-09-2012 17:40
Growing alarm over attacks on Zapatista communities
15-09-2012 20:18
Attacks On Zapatista Communities of Comandante Abel and Unión Hidalgo.
15-09-2012 15:03
Paramilitary Attacks against Comandante Abel Zapatista Community Continue
15-09-2012 11:41
Gustavo Esteva Sends Letter Supporting San Marcos Avilés
13-09-2012 18:24
From Uruguay: Letter of Solidarity From Raul Zibechi
10-09-2012 17:44
From Truth to Action, Stopping the Repression
09-09-2012 07:04
Chiapas community threatened with attack
09-09-2012 06:59
The UK-based National Campaign Against Fees & Cuts Declares its Support for San
06-09-2012 12:47
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Zaoatista orisoner suffering political persecution
25-08-2012 15:58
Worldwide Declaration in support of the Zapatistas
21-08-2012 14:11
From Peru: Letter Of Solidarity From Hugo Blanco
21-08-2012 13:27
How to support the dignified community of San Marcos Avilés:
07-08-2012 19:19
Growing terror in San Marcos Aviles: imminent displacement planned
07-08-2012 18:19
International Call for Solidarity with Zapatista Support Bases of San Marcos Aviles
04-08-2012 13:39
Breaking……. Urgent: Community In Chiapas, Mexico, Threatened
31-07-2012 19:53
International Call To Action:
28-07-2012 06:55
Those who build awareness and autonomy are enemies of the state.
23-06-2012 16:45
Please sign the letter demanding the release of Chiapas political prisoners
23-06-2012 06:47
Report says ‘so-called’ NGOs are driving the “Commodification of Nature” in Chia
10-06-2012 12:44
Communities Reject Ecotourism Plans in the Lacandón
04-06-2012 09:57
By the dawns early light.
30-05-2012 20:06
Mexico: Demand Grows for Release of Chiapas Schoolteacher
16-05-2012 20:17
campaign in support of political prisoners
26-04-2012 17:11
Convocation for “Week Of Global Struggle For The Liberation Of Patishstan & Santi
21-04-2012 17:05
Urgent: Collective letter: Stop the repression against the Zapatistas and the Ot
08-03-2012 20:42
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The movement of the indignados began in the Lacandon Jungle:
12-01-2012 19:57
The links between Occupy, El Barrio and the EZLN
08-01-2012 13:25
The origins of the Occupy movement
09-12-2011 19:41
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UK Premiere 2012 The Mayan Word (December 17th)
05-12-2011 12:18
UK foreign aid money is being spent on providing electricity for Walmart in Mexi
04-12-2011 13:40
Mexican embassy flies Zapatista flag
04-12-2011 12:25
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Zapatista Solidarity Demonstration Saturday 3rd December
02-12-2011 20:09
Call to action on 3rd and 4th December
29-11-2011 07:45
25th Nov John Holloway talks in Brighton
20-11-2011 17:52
Time and History are Proving that the EZLN were Right
13-11-2011 15:07
Statement in solidarity with political prisoners on hunger strike in Chiapas
06-11-2011 09:02
Interview with John Holloway, published in Shift#13, now available online
05-11-2011 15:36
Press Release from Otros Mundos AC concerning the World Summit on Adventure Tou
28-10-2011 20:16
Report On The 2011 Observation And Solidarity Brigade To Zapatista Communities
26-10-2011 19:18
Worldwide Declaration in Support of the Zapatista Support Bases of San Marcos Av
17-10-2011 20:11
Solidarity Call!!! From The Companeros From Chiapas
20-09-2011 01:16
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Mexico: Days of Action, 14-19 February 2011
10-02-2011 06:15
Announcing 40 Scholarships in Authentic Journalism in Mexico, May 2011
28-12-2010 00:41
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Moving Building Meeting London 11 Dec
07-11-2010 22:57
Chiapas News No.6 June 2010
30-06-2010 21:48
"Free the Atenco prisoners" : Protest at London Mexican embassy Tues. 29 June
22-06-2010 21:44
caravan to Copala - proceedings
08-06-2010 17:25
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Battle for Parliament Square - Come, Resist
18-05-2010 20:24
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There are to be more evictions in Zapatista areas; they warn that they will defe
10-05-2010 19:18
The Other Campaign - don't vote, organise!
03-04-2010 22:00
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Dissident Island Radio - another radio riot on April 2nd
02-04-2010 14:58
Defending Mother Earth at Bolon Ajaw
15-03-2010 18:15
Mitziton: community in Chiapas resisting the government road
05-03-2010 19:01
How luxury ecotourism destroys indigenous peoples and the jungle the live in.
27-02-2010 13:29
Go Bananas @ Chiquita fruit CEOs, organisers of Honduran terrorist coup
26-09-2009 21:21
Chiapas News August/September 2009
06-09-2009 18:00
Zapatista Urgent Appeal for Solidarity
02-09-2009 19:38
Repression And Resistance In Mexico Part 1 Oaxaca
16-08-2009 21:57
The Honduran Miltary Coup: "Obama will have to decide"
02-08-2009 00:01
Police Admit Assault and Battery
29-04-2009 22:08
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Petition to Return Texas to Mexico
19-04-2009 01:34
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Subcommandante Marcos over Gaza
14-01-2009 23:22
European Social Center Conference in Barcelona
02-01-2009 11:42
Zapatistas twinned with Edinburgh Solidarity Group receive death threats
17-12-2008 11:50
Civil Rights in the UK | Wed 10th Dec LSE 3pm + 6pm Events
09-12-2008 18:26
Realities after the dollar and before the Revolution
08-11-2008 22:55
UK Zapatista Planning/Discussion Tues 21st UCL
20-10-2008 22:50
Global Festival of Dignified Rage
19-10-2008 15:31
Brutal Police Massacre in Mexico, Chiapas, Oct 3rd, 2008
08-10-2008 13:21
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Six Deaths by Eviction in Chiapas Ejido
08-10-2008 10:49
In memory of SAlly Grace activist raped and murdered in Oaxaca
04-10-2008 12:16
Mexico: Solidarity with Zapatista communities under attack.
30-09-2008 17:46
Mass 11.10 Walkabout?
18-09-2008 17:05
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Latest EZLN communique translation
18-09-2008 11:10
Atenco: International Open Letter
24-08-2008 19:14
Seventh Anniversary Of The Community Radio Jenpoj Mixe, Oaxaca
11-08-2008 09:11
Analysis of the Oaxacan social movement from within.
20-07-2008 16:52
film: the new attack (Chiapas)
06-07-2008 12:03
Zapatistas: a call to action
06-07-2008 11:32
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Demo in Oaxaca in solidarity with Zapatista Communities
20-06-2008 19:29
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Atenco Political Prisoners
17-06-2008 15:42
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