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Intense Violence Against Originary Communities: Interview with Carlos González

*A couple weeks ago, we published a summary of this conversation, but the full interview exposes critical details about the patterns in violence that plagues the Mexican countryside.
Intense Violence Against Originary Communities: Interview with Carlos González

Chiapas: Reports of Intimidation and Land Grabbing in the Construction of the San Cristóbal–Palenque Highway

Chiapas: Reports of Intimidation and Land Grabbing in the Construction of the San Cristóbal–Palenque Highway
Avispa Midia interviews members of organized communities who reported threats, land encroachment, persecution, and harassment by political figures, police officers, and municipal, state, and federal government employees.

Defending Decent Work and Collective Rights at the Belisario Domínguez Market in Ocosingo, Chiapas

Members of the CNI and Tseltal tenants of the Belisario Domínguez market in Ocosingo denounce discriminatory harrassment and dispossession at the hands of the market's Board of Directors.
Defending Decent Work and Collective Rights at the Belisario Domínguez Market in Ocosingo, Chiapas

Federal Government Responsible for “Threats, Harassment, and Criminalization” of Defenders Opposing the Superhighway in Chiapas

Federal Government Responsible for “Threats, Harassment, and Criminalization” of Defenders Opposing the Superhighway in Chiapas
As construction moves forward on the Palenque- San Cristóbal superhighway, defenders hold the government responsible for threats and harrassment in their communities. Read the statement, signed by more than 109 organizations and collectives.

"Criminal Governance" is Taking Shape in the Border Mountains of Chiapas: Report Warns

In a report entitled, Chiapas: the Pending Peace, Human Rights Groups contrast testimomies gathered in the Sierra Fronteriza with the official narrative of the state.
"Criminal Governance" is Taking Shape in the Border Mountains of Chiapas: Report Warns

The USMCA in Agriculture

The USMCA in Agriculture
The second round of negotiations between Mexico and the United States on the joint review of the USMCA began on June 15 and includes the agricultural sector this time.
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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