“Despite the fact that 25 years have passed since they were signed, the San Andres Accords maintain are very much relevant today. They have been and are part of the blood that runs through the veins of indigenous insubordination.”
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Sembrando Vida: At Ground Level
CECCAM director Ana de Ita takes a community-eye view of the AMLO’s star program for reducing poverty in the country.
Solidarity Caravan January 2021
Communiqué denouncing aggressions agains the communities of Moisés Gandhi and Nuevo San Gregorio.
EZLN Seen as a Risk for the Train
The National Trust for the Promotion of Tourism contracts with security agencies for the mitigation of potential “incidents” involving the Mayan Train.
More Than a Train: Territorial Reorganization
AMLO’s tour of the Southeast Mexico to supervise progress on the Mayan Train, obliquely revealed his intentions for the teritorial reorganization that the train really represents.
