This month we celebrate 30 years of organizing and resistance of the CNI and the continuous learning that these collective processes continue to bear for communities across Mexico.
Many thanks to those who support these processes for all of your accompaniment, your attention and your care.
Fall Recap and Celebrating 30 Years of the CNI READ MORE »
“Listening to the story of these algae is an invitation to abandon the human exceptionalism that prevents us from seeing how much we depend on nature.”
Environmental anthropologists warn that the sargassum explosion inundating the Carribbian is yet another wake-up call.
”Following the triumph of the revolution, the Mexican State derived its legitimacy from the social pact symbolized by its massive, tumultuous gatherings. (…) There, a useful (and renewable) resource for manufacturing national consensus matured; from then on, corporate organization made workers, peasants, and employees increasingly pliable—always present whenever presidents summoned them.”
1968: The Rebellion of the Sheep Revisited READ MORE »
The project, intended to connect Ocosingo and Palenque, has damaged rainforests, springs, and bodies of water that are vital to the local communities and the species inhabiting the area.
As of now, 1,509 Zapatistas will travel to Mexico City in December to meet with the families of the disappeared. Subcomandante Moisés give updates on the objectives and logistics of the trip.
