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Mayan Train: Ecocide and Ethnocide
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The project of the misnamed Mayan Train is advancing by bulldozing jungle, towns and communities, indigenous rights, cultural heritages and archaeological remains of incalculable value, in addition to having felled between 5 and 10 million trees (depending on who is counting) and having caused damage to cenotes, water springs, caves and much more.
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In a segment titled, the Dream of Reason, Silvia Ribeiro elaborates on the ruling of the International Tribunal on the Rights of Nature on the so-called Mayan Train.
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Neoliberal Integration and Territorial Defense
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When in 2001 the Mexican State betrayed the San Andres accords, an agreement with the originary peoples of the country, it unleashed in its wake a story of many resistances.
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Tseltal Defenders from San Juan Cancuc Awaiting Appeal
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''There is a pattern of criminalization against human rights defenders, who are usually accused of crimes they did not commit, arbitrarily detained, in several cases tortured, and their detention has been prolonged through the informal preventive detention'' - Frayba.
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