Mexico: A Cartography of War
From missing persons to megaprojects, Raúl Romero includes us in a bleak mapping of the ills plaguing Mexico. Our next task, is mapping the Resistances.
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The Neo-Indigenism of the 4T
Today as in the past, and despite the fact that this director is Mixe, the INPI, as a bureaucratic apparatus of the State, imposes indigenist policies on the peoples as an objectively oppressive, manipulative, and corrosive force and, now carries out counterinsurgency tasks and conflict management for the recolonization of the territories, in the name, once again, of progress and development.
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Encouraging Autonomy in the Tsotsil Community Through Education
Researchers, teachers, students and community take part in the building of autonomy through the construction of education processes that come from the community. It is a process that is an education for all.
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The 80 Percent: Without Strategies and Confused
Raúl Zibechi diagnoses the failure to unite the huddled masses, notably focusing on the limitations and contradictions amongst his own “dissident group”
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On the Death of Jtatik Samuel Ruiz García
We post this historical communique for the 11th anniversary of jTatik Samuel Ruiz. “Don Samuel is gone, but many remain, many others who, within and because of the Catholic Christian faith, struggle for an earthly world that is more just, a freer, and a more democratic, that is, a better world.”
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