A spate of terror breaks out across many Mexican states following the killing of the leader of the Cartel Jalisco Nueva Generación by the Mexican army.
”Now that capitalism is reverting to the brutal methods of colonialism, it may be necessary to revisit some of its most oppressive aspects for human populations, both to avoid confusion and, above all, to dismantle the system’s propaganda machine.”
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On the night of January 30th, 2010, 15 young people, mostly high school students celebrating a birthday in southeast Juarez, were murdered –violence which, in the context of the so-called war on drugs in many states in Mexico, has become the norm.
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In an interview with the Mexican anthropologist and communicator, Francisco De Parres Gómez, the attacks against Zapatismo are analyzed not as isolated events, but as key cogs in the deployment of megaprojects and the dispute for territorial control, in what he calls a “Triangle of dispossession”, between state violence, permissiveness of organized crime and gradual weakening of the community fabric: faced with this, the communities resist through the arts linked to politics.
According to the ACLED report, the country is as dangerous as Palestine and Ukraine, which face large-scale armed conflicts, the former due to Israeli attacks that have not yet ceased despite the ceasefire, and the latter due to the Russian invasion.
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