Fifteenth Part: By night and in full Light
Glimpses of some artisanal preparations for the anniversary celebration.
Those Above Are Coming for Everything
Raúl Zibechi examines recent global conflicts, concluding that they are wars against the people and especially against children. ‘’We live in a civil war against poor children of the color of the earth. Because they are the resisters of tomorrow, those who can cause problems for the system. Childhood is not only the future, but its existence gives us hope. Without children, the future is cancelled.’’
‘CJNG’ detains and interrogates religious group in Chiapas
The Pueblo Creyente organization of the municipality of Chicomuselo, Chiapas, denounced that pastoral agents and servants of the local parish were detained by members of the group El Maíz, social base of the Jalisco Cartel New Generation (CJNG).
Fourteenth Part and Second Approach Alert: The (other) Rule of the Excluded Third
The meeting was a year ago. One early morning in November. It was cold. Subcomandante Insurgente Moisés arrived at the Captain’s chambers (yes, you are not wrong, by that time SupGaleano had already died, only his death had not been made public). The meeting with the bosses had ended late, and SubMoy took time to stop by and ask me about how I had progressed in the analysis that had to be presented the next day at the assembly. The moon was moving lazily towards its first quarter and the world population reached 8 billion. Three notes appeared in my notebook:
Critical Internationalism and the Struggles for Life
We flag this as an important work, albeit only available in Spanish…for now. It is available for free (Link in article.)
Gilberto López y Rivas shares this new anthology of writing. collective work has chapters by 19 authors in solidarity with the National Indigenous Congress (CNI) and the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN), and which are situated in “diverse territories, struggles and processes linked to the critical thinking necessary to face the global challenges of our time,” covering in its almost 600 pages, four thematic axes that interconnect and complement each other: 1) internationalism in the 21st century to transversalize struggles; 2) the importance of women in revolutionary processes; 3) another art, another culture and other means of communication, and 4) alternatives in the face of the global crisis, preceded by an introduction that announces songs of hope and realizable utopias.