Dialogues of San Andrés: For the First Time, Indigenous Peoples Were Placed at the Top of the National Agenda
Thirty years after their signing, the importance of the Accords of San Andrés in light of the current context.
San Andres Accords
Joint Statement: 30th Anniversary of San Andrés Accords
”We honor and celebrate the three decades of the National Indigenous Congress and the journey of resistance that has resulted in the construction of real autonomies, community organizing, and the defense of memory as a tool for struggle.”
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Thirty Years after San Andrés Accords, Chiapas Stuck between Marginalization and Crime – Rector of UNAM
“The conditions that gave rise to the crisis have not been overcome. Thirty years later, San Andrés finds itself facing that reality again. The causes that sparked the rebellion have not disappeared; they have been reconfigured and have taken on unprecedented forms.”
Neoliberal Integration and Territorial Defense
When in 2001 the Mexican State betrayed the San Andres accords, an agreement with the originary peoples of the country, it unleashed in its wake a story of many resistances.
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EZLN, 29 Years of Persistence
Hermann Bellinhausen honors 29 years of Zapatista autonomy, and the indigenous organization that has resisted and continued building during as many years of constant siege. Viva el EZLN!
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