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The Struggles for the Future
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Throughout Mexico, under the administration of the 4T, the struggles for life and territory have been met with negligence, repression, and violence.
Raúl Romero highlights a few of too many examples.
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Supporting Peace in Chiapas. Stories from La Realidad and Acteal of Brigade Volunteers
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An account of the work of the Civil Observer Brigades in Chiapas.
''With 29 years behind them, the Civil Observation Brigades (BriCOs), organized by the Fray Bartolomé de Las Casas Center for Human Rights (FrayBa), play a fundamental role in stopping the military and paramilitary violence imposed by the State in the territory. With this initiative, since 1995, thousands of people from all over the world – mainly from Europe – have participated in this mechanism to counterbalance the violence exercised against people; the brigade members break the siege of misinformation, document first-hand and deter attacks.''
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EZLN: 40 years since its founding and 30 years since its rebellion
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Gilberto López y Rivas analyzes the impact of the EZLN on anti-capitalist, anti-racist and anti-patriarchal struggles. In contrast to the failed democratic transition within the Mexican political system, the struggle of the Zapatistas poses an emancipatory alternative - one of collectivity and autonomy.
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Failure to attend to displaced people in Tila "is not an isolated oversight" says Frayba
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"This is not an isolated oversight; the pattern in Chiapas has been the denial, concealment and minimization of forced displacement and the violent causes that lead to it. For these reasons we hold the federal and state governments responsible for the current crisis of violence and displacement in Chiapas."
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