Raúl Zibechi takes us inside the collectives in resistance of Nuevo San Gregorio and into the hearts of the families who continue to combat counterinsurgency with creativity and courage.
Products from these collectives can be found in our solidarity store.
Marking what would have been the one hundredth birthday of philosopher and activist, Luis Villoro, Raúl Romero shares a glimpse of his contributions to the Zapatista struggle and ours.
Raúl Zibechi takes examples from Brazil to assess what it will take for us to confront the new right. And it won’t be elections, nor will it be institutions.
This portrait is one among many of courage, creativity and love that persevere in the autonomous Zapatista territories today. In the face of mounting paramilitary violence, militarization, violence against women and ecological devastation at the hands of megaprojects and global climate change, her resistance is in the name of life and dignity on the planet, of improving the quality of life for her children and/or those in her community, of seeing the perpetuity of clean water, air, and soils which will nurture diversity for generations to come.
We invite you to accompany us in this journey of daily resistance, struggle and determination…
Organized crime groups that traffic drugs from Central America to Mexico and the United States use at least six routes that cross Chiapas by sea and land, indicate documents of the Secretary of National Defense [Sedena] that were consulted by El Sol de México after the Guacamaya leak. Regardless of the fact that three Military Zones operate in the state, drug traffickers have made their way through the state mainly by sea and land, since according to the document reviewed by this newspaper the security body has not identified air routes in Mexico.
