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Drug Traffickers Use 6 Routes to Move Drugs Through Chiapas
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Organized crime groups that traffic drugs from Central America to Mexico and the United States use at least six routes that cross Chiapas by sea and land, indicate documents of the Secretary of National Defense that were consulted by El Sol de México after the Guacamaya leak. Regardless of the fact that three Military Zones operate in the state, drug traffickers have made their way through the state mainly by sea and land, since according to the document reviewed by this newspaper the security body has not identified air routes in Mexico.
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The Incessant Militarization of Indigenous Communities
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Daliri Oropeza brings us an account of the ongoing process of militarization of indigenous towns, the effects of this in communities, and the struggle of organized resistance to put a halt to this.
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Mexico III. Father Marcelo: "The Earth Groans with Labor Pains"
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The path of Father Marcelo, of the Diocese of San Cristóbal, was born of the pain of the Acteal massacre in 1997. Since his conversion, his path has led him in his accompaniment of peasant people, "to weep with those who weep, to suffer with those who suffer" and, above all, "to walk with them."
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Criminalization of HR Defenders Continues
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Despite election promises to the contrary, militarization under Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador’s 4T government continues. The most recent example of this was the handover of control of the National Guard to SEDENA. This process of militarization assumes more sinister tones with recent revelations from the "Guacamaya Leaks" that the military continue to monitor defenders and journalists, and in the state of Guerrero, social defenders, including the attorney for the relatives of the 43 disappeared student teachers in the Ayotzinapa case, are being targeted for criminalization. We share the statement of collectives and individuals in response to this latest attack.
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