States for Genocide
Raúl Zibechi discusses the logic of containment and/or annihilation of “surplus humanity” in the emergent new world order.
Raúl Zibechi discusses the logic of containment and/or annihilation of “surplus humanity” in the emergent new world order.
Gripped by fear, residents of towns in southern Chiapas are abandoning their homes and fleeing their towns as they fall into the hands of organized crime groups, fighting for control of the region and migrant routes.
The discovery of 155 migrants in Tonalá, Chiapas, gives us some insight into the dreadful conditions they face.
The meeting was a year ago. One early morning in November. It was cold. Subcomandante Insurgente Moisés arrived at the Captain’s chambers (yes, you are not wrong, by that time SupGaleano had already died, only his death had not been made public). The meeting with the bosses had ended late, and SubMoy took time to stop by and ask me about how I had progressed in the analysis that had to be presented the next day at the assembly. The moon was moving lazily towards its first quarter and the world population reached 8 billion. Three notes appeared in my notebook:
“Migrants have no jobs, no money to eat, and no roof over their heads. Rents are very expensive, there are entire families sleeping in parks, health services are saturated, this is chaos.”
Schools for Chiapas is seeking volunteers to work at a migrant center here in Chiapas. For more information, please visit our website: https://schoolsforchiapas.org/become-a-human-rights-observer/