”They triumph beyond death because they live. Autonomy, self-determination, the possibilities of care, and the creative defense of the commons, as the Maya of Guatemala and the Zapatistas of Chiapas uphold today. ”
The Peoples’ Continuity READ MORE »
“In a statement released during an event held on Wednesday and which according to the organizers was attended by more than four thousand inhabitants of Pantelhó, it was reported that the new municipal council received 18 million pesos that were deposited on October 4th, and it was with this money that “they financed the murder of Father Marcelo Pérez Pérez.”
Indigenous from Pantelhó Accuse Municipal Council of Financing Murder of Padre Marcelo READ MORE »
“The 1974 Indigenous Congress in San Cristóbal is important because it was the beginning of the path of struggle in the communities of the ravines of the Lacandon jungle, but unfortunately very little progress has been made; there is still much to be done in the areas of education and health, above all.”
The 1974 Indigenous Congress Raised Awareness, but Little Progress Has Been Made READ MORE »
The 50th anniversary of the Indigenous Congress of 1974 was marked last week in CIDECI, SCLC. Raúl Zibechi gives some impressions of the event.
50 Years of the Indigenous Congress. Plowing for Peace in the Midst of War READ MORE »
As Morena sweeps the national elections, Magdalena Gómez points out that its perceived success has major shortfalls in some critical areas of the electorate.
Insecurity and Continuity in the Agenda of Indigenous Peoples and Youth READ MORE »
