In the Mayo-Yoreme territory of Ohuira Bay, Sinaloa, the Aquí No movement has maintained a protest encampment for 100 days. The residents are fighting an ammonia plant that, if completed, presents a catastrophic risk to the land, water and life in the area.
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In a fierce and open letter to President, Sheinbaum the National Indigenous Councillors of San Luis Potosí articulate their total rejection of the Law on the Rights of Indigenous and AfroMexican Peoples and denounce the sham consultation with which it is being circulated.
Organizations, collectives and family members submit a proposal to the UN General Assembly requesting a resolution on and techinical and financial support in facing the the crisis of disappearances in Mexico.
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On October 11, 1996, Comandante Ramona arrived from the Lacandon Jungle at the founding meeting of the National Indigenous Congress (CNI) in the auditorium of the Congress Center at the Mexico City Medical Center. Waiting for her—excited and determined—were 600 delegates from dozens of the country’s indigenous peoples.
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Tenejapa, Chiapas. August 30. Amid a festive atmosphere at Caracol VII Jacinto Canek in Winikton, the Art, Resistance, and Rebellion Gathering—ResignArte or OrganizArte—came to a close today in the Highlands of Chiapas.
