A reflection on the events of October 2nd, 1968, and September 26th, 2014. These two notorious dates represent both the worst and the best of Mexican society in that, although they highlight the dark and oppressive nature of the Mexican State, they also show the tenacity and ability of Mexican civil society to organise and resist.
October 2nd and Ayotzinapa: The Best and The Worst READ MORE »
The well-being of each child, family and community is the well-being of the movement. Here, every child is a story, family story, life story. Each patient is an encounter.
We look once more into the world of Gabi, a Zapatista health promoter.
Autonomous Health in Construction: Travels of Gabi (part III) READ MORE »
In the first of a series of articles, Anabel Hernández takes an in-depth look at the ongoing narco war in Chiapas and some of its main players. It reads like a script for a nightmarish Netflix series but unfortunately, and often lethally, it is all to real for the inhabitants of the state.
Narco War in Chiapas READ MORE »
Following a cryptic release of Rubén Darío’s poem, The Motives of the Wolf, the EZLN issues a second communiqué.
Part Two: Do the Dead Sneeze? READ MORE »
We look north to the state of Guerrero, where beyond the beaches and hotels of Acapulco, the underlying rot of neglect leaves rural families without food and water. Abel Barrera Hernandez of the Center for Human Rights of the Mountain of Tlachinollan describes conditions in the wake of Otis.
In the Bowels of the Hurricane: Catastrophe in Guerrero READ MORE »
