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"Despite the tenacious and tireless resistance of Indigenous peoples and this network, the establishment of ‘’de facto’’ autonomies, the flourishing of some of their languages, and the regional strengthening of their culture and identity, there has been an increase in their exploitation, the dispossession of their lands and territories, the pretense surrounding the recognition of their rights, and racism."
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Frayba, DESMI and other groups lament President Sheinbaum's disregard, and lack of engagement with the demands of Indigenous peoples regarding the San Cristóbal -Palenque Highway Project.
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"The crime evokes many feelings and questions: What has had to happen for us, 12 years later, to still not know exactly what happened on the night of September 26 and the early morning of September 27? How extensive is the pact of impunity that two presidents and one female president have been unwilling or unable to break?"
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"We can expect nothing from Governor Eduardo Ramírez Aguilar, who claims that forced displacement no longer exists in Chiapas and that 95 percent of displaced people have returned to their homes. Is this a blatant lie, ignorance, pretense, or complicity?"
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Organized communities in opposition to the Superhighway urgently denounce drone flyovers, harrassment, and incursions onto their lands.
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Gilberto López y Rivas examines the impact of the National Indigenous Congress 30 years after its foundation.
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Latest news on the zapatista trip to Mexico City in December.
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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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