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The Company and National Policy
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The recent death of two CIA agents in Mexico has stirred controversy. The Company plays a fundamental role in the war on drugs in the country, even displacing the DEA. The designation of drug cartels as terrorists, and therefore as a matter of national security for Washington, has strengthened its role within Mexico.
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Frayba Demands Investigation into the Armed Attack in Nicolás Ruiz, Chiapas, Which Left Two People Dead. Calls for Solidarity. Sign the petition!
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Frayba calls on international and national solidarity to sign the urgent petition.
Sign now to demand an end to armed and criminal violence against Nicolás Ruíz and its surrounding areas!
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Parents of 43 Say Federal Government Investigations Stagnant
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Five months have passed since the last meeting with the parents and relatives of the 43 disappeared Ayotzinapa students and there has been no progress in the investigation into their whereabouts.
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Human Rights Defenders at Risk: Activists “Continue to Face Structural Challenges” in Mexico, Warns UN Rapporteur
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Citing Chiapas as a "tragic example," UN Special Rapporteur Mary Lawlor indicated the structural nature of ongoing violence against human rights defenders in Mexico.
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Crisis of Disappearances in CDMX – Reality that World Cup Can’t Hide
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Families of missing persons in Mexico City plan to protest at the opening of the 2026 World Cup to denounce stalled investigations, unfulfilled protocols, and promised forensic centers that remain unbuilt while the government invests millions in the tournament.
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The State is the Main Perpetrator of Violence Against Environmental Defenders: CEMDA Report
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A report released on Earth Day by the Mexican Center for Environmental Law states that the State presented the primary threat to environmental defenders in 2025.
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USMCA: Listening to All of the Voices from the Countryside
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While some Mexican producer organizations side with those in the U.S. who fear a closer review of the USMCA trade agreement, others see the detriment to Mexico's agriculture as an urgent sign that major changes must be made.
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Schools for Chiapas is an international solidarity organization supporting autonomy in communities in resistance in Chiapas, Mexico. Our work depends on support from people of conscience everywhere.
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