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Ayotzinapa: A New Rift with the State
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The murder of young Yanqui Kothan Gómez Peralta has freshly poured salt into the wound that is Ayotzinapa. "For those who remember that expression "let's not wake up the bronco Mexico," it seems that the crime of March 7 has already awakened the rebellious and combative normalismo that, without a doubt, will be reactivated beyond Ayotzinapa. The commitment that the investigations will be continued by the next government remains. It will be obligatory."
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Ayotzinapa: The Manufacture of Terror
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In the same week that the families of the 43 students of Ayotzinapa occupied the zócalo to demand justice, another Ayotzinapa student, Yanqui Kothan Gómez Peralta was killed in Chilpancingo, Guerrero.
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Mothers in Mexico ask for international support due to state inaction on disappearances
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Chiapas mothers who have lost their loved ones travel to the capital to solicit help from the international community. As the electoral process tries to coopt the struggles of women to benefit the candidates, the deafness of the state will no longer be tolerated.
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Indigenous Tseltals in Chiapas Won’t Participate in 2024 Elections
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Confronted with organized crime, corrupt political parties, and collusion between the two, indigenous Tseltal people in Chilón choose to govern themselves autonomously.
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“Justice for all women,” the cry of thousands of women this 8M.
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An atmosphere of "support, solidarity and indignation characterized the marches held for International Women's Day, as throngs of women filled the streets in Mexico City and San Cristóbal. Tens of thousands of women convened for the march to express their dignified rage and demand justice.
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