“We can expect nothing from Governor Eduardo Ramírez Aguilar, who claims that forced displacement no longer exists in Chiapas and that 95 percent of displaced people have returned to their homes. Is this a blatant lie, ignorance, pretense, or complicity?”
Crisis of Displaced Persons in Chiapas: Those from Below READ MORE »
Saturday, September 5th, organizations and collectives in San Cristóbal held the first of two forums, “El Olivo y la Ceiba” : Chiapas with Palestine to analyze the influence of the Zionist entity in Chiapas. A continuation of the forum will be held next Saturday.
Zionism in Chiapas READ MORE »
Approximately 100,000 hectares of cropland and pastureland located in various regions of Chiapas have been affected by the drought caused by the El Niño phenomenon, which has left more than 10,000 campesinos along the country’s southern border on the brink of disaster.
Drought in Chiapas Puts 10,000 Campesinos on the Brink of Disaster READ MORE »
From December 2024 to December 2025, the Border Region working group documented conditions in the region in the first year of the Eduardo Ramírez Águilar administration. Their findings reveal a more complex situation than the “peace” portrayed by the State.
Chiapas, the Pending Peace: 2025 Report from the Border Region Working Group READ MORE »
Melel Xojobal celebrates accompanying children and adolescents from indigenous backgrounds working on the streets of San Cristóbal for 29 years
Melel Xojobal, 29 Years Defending Indigenous Working Youth READ MORE »
