‘’How Many Times Have They Declared Us Dead?’’, EZLN Asks on Declaring the Relevance of the Movement
Analysis by Ángeles Mariscal of the event in CIDECI organized by the Zapatistas to mark the 31st anniversary of their armed uprising.
Peaceful Political Struggle with Resistance and Rebellion Is Possible: EZLN
“We discovered two weapons in the peaceful struggle, which are resistance and rebellion. We can achieve what we are going to continue from now on and we can say now that we have seen it, if peaceful political struggle is possible with resistance and rebellion, organization is needed for those two weapons” said Insurgent Sub-commander Insurgente Moisés.
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EZLN Celebrates 31 Years of Struggle and Resistance in Chiapas
Following three days of talks at CIDECI on the current direction of the Zapatista movement, they celebrated the 31st anniversary of the uprising with theater, music and dance at Oventic.
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EZLN: Struggle for Life and Autonomous Construction
The decision of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) to organize last December 28 and 29 the International Meeting of Rebellions and Resistance, in the Cideci-Unitierra of San Cristóbal de las Casas, to conclude in the caracol of Oventik from December 30 to January 2, 2025, was a very wise one. This, notwithstanding the context of violence in Chiapas that had led them to raise the possibility of suspending a program of meetings starting with the one related to their 31st anniversary. Its content resumes the meaning of the writings of the EZLN throughout the year: The storm: the
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Corn and Trump: Marked Cards
More on corn and the threats to the Mexican Countryside.
Corn and Trump: Luis Hernández Navarro looks at the recent findings of the T-MEC panel in light of the current geopolitical position of the U.S.
Collapse of Food Self-Sufficiency in Corn.
Ana de Ita shares insight on the domestic policies within Mexico that contribute to the collapse of self-sufficiency in the nation’s primary food.
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