Women from 6 regions of Chiapas pronounce, “We have dignity and confidence that women, communities, neighborhoods and civil organizations will make and be a network to be able to confront this wave of systematic violence…Together and organized we will overcome.”
Schools for Chiapas is honored to be able to support these gatherings of women defenders of territory and life.
The highways of Chiapas have become even more dangerous for migrants chasing the ‘’American Dream’’ due to the activities of organized crime in the state.
Raúl Zibechi warns that the narco is a structural outgrowth of the capitalist system, from which political processes and State actors will grant no reprieve.
A group of students from the Faculty of Law-UNACH paint a bleak picture for the prospects of fair and democratic elections in Chiapas this year due the the omnipresence of organized crime.
Early Monday morning, on the 25th, a confrontation between rival drug trafficking groups left at least two dead, one wounded, five burned vehicles and passenger buses with bullet impacts on the highways that connect Tuxtla Gutiérrez with Arriaga and Las Choapas, which were closed for six hours.
