Indigenous People

Government of Oaxaca Passes Law Pushing the Privatization of Ejido and Communal Lands

Ñaní Pinto - 30 December, 2023

Northern Sierra Mountains of Oaxaca. Photo: Santiago Navarro F With the approval of the state congress, the governor of Oaxaca has passed the revenue law for the 2024 fiscal year, with which he is pushing...

Indigenous People

So-Called Justice Plans are the Coup de Grace for Indigenous Peoples: Pueblo Mayo-Yoreme

Aldo Santiago - 28 December, 2023

Meeting between federal and state officials related to the justice plan of the Mayo people. Myrna Valencia, professor and human rights defender, member of the Mayo-Yoreme community of Cohuirimpo in southern Sonora, is firm in...

Indigenous People

EZLN Announces Changes to Autonomous Governing Structures

Sare Frabes - 8 November, 2023

In March of 2022, thousands of Zapatistas simultaneously mobilized in five municipalities of Chiapas to protest against war. Photo: Tercio Compas/ Enlace Zapatista On Sunday, November 5, the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN), via...

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Pemex Negligence, Inc. and Its Zones of Death

Aldo Santiago - 3 November, 2025

Indigenous communities live amid oil spills from Pemex and private companies in a region marked as key for fracking

The world

Sumud flotilla heads to Gaza “to break the blockade and stop the genocide”

Santiago Navarro F - 4 September, 2025

While Israel brands it as ‘terrorism’, Genoa dockworkers threaten mass action should the flotilla be intercepted

Mexico

United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement Sides with U.S. in GM Corn Dispute Without Evidence That It Is Not Harmful to Health

Jeny Pascacio - 2 January, 2025

The panel established under the TMEC ruled in favor of the United States about its complaint over a Mexican decree banning glyphosate and genetically modified corn