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Searching families met with civil society organizations and search collectives from seven Mexican states, Central America, and the United States to agree on strategies for searching, self-care, and advocacy.
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''We do not romanticize that solidarity; if we need support networks, it is because the State has failed to fulfill its obligation to search, investigate, protect, and guarantee justice."
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''Despite much talk about self-sufficiency, our country lacks public policies aimed at achieving it; in fact, the opposite has occurred. We went from being the center of origin for maize to becoming its leading importer; we once ranked third in coffee production, yet now we import the bulk of what we consume—inferior coffees that Nestlé processes into instant coffee for us. These are just two everyday examples.''
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Members of the National Indigenous Congress and vendors in the Public Market of Ocosingo denounce fabricated charges ongoing legal harrassment and by the market's Board of Directors.
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In 2025, at least 124 environmental and land defenders were killed worldwide. A new report by Global Witness examines how the overlapping structures of extractive industry, the State and organized crime are converging upon indigenous and campesino territories.
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It was the Army, and everyone knows it. Though the State might hope the parents of the 43 will "move on", the calls for Justice will not cease until the Truth comes to light.
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Leading up to the 12th anniversary of the disappearance of the Ayotzinapa 43, mothers and fathers protest in front of the National Human Rights Commission which, just this July, exonerated the Mexican military in the crime, dismissing reports from international independent investigators.
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'“October 2nd is not forgotten”—a refrain repeated for 58 years. September 26th is not forgotten, either. But memory alone is not enough. What is at stake is for the Mexican State to finally stop treating the youth as an enemy.''
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"Unfortunately, even at his lowest point, a U.S. president retains an enormous capacity to harm both his country and the rest of the world, and the tycoon may well become even more dangerous as his administration crumbles."
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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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