Communality, the Anti-capitalist Path the EZLN Proclaims on its 30th Anniversary
Angeles Mariscal reports on the celebrations of the 30th anniversary of the Zapatista uprising in Chiapas and examines the words of Sub-commander Moisés at the event.
Angeles Mariscal reports on the celebrations of the 30th anniversary of the Zapatista uprising in Chiapas and examines the words of Sub-commander Moisés at the event.
We know of the vital role of women in Zapatismo, as military commanders during the insurrection, as creators of the groundbreaking Revolutionary Law of Women, and as community leaders. In this piece, Rosaluz Pérez Espinosa, who for many years worked closely with women in Zapatista communities, examines how the participation of women, grounded by their experience in the daily life of caring for their communities, shaped of the concept and practice of autonomy in Zapatista territory.
The EZLN and sympathizers prepare to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the 1994 uprising in an unprecedented climate of public insecurity in Chiapas, which Schools for Chiapas has been chronicling.
The first buses leave Mexico City for Chiapas and hundreds of sympathizers are arriving in San Cristobal de Las Casas to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the Zapatista uprising and the War against Oblivion. The cultural center of which we are part of, Sendas, has become a buzzing meeting point for the participants in the celebrations.
A look at the trajectory of the Zapatista movement since its foundation in 1983 to the current transformations taking place within its autonomous civil structures