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Mexico

Mexico’s military knew Ayotzinapa 43 were kidnapped, then covered it up

Ñaní Pinto - 3 April, 2022

The parents of the disappeared students called for investigations into both the Mexican military and former president Peña Nieto

Resistence

CNTE: Negotiations or Burnout?

Sare Frabes - 24 August, 2016

August 18, 2016Translated by El Enemigo Común Oaxacan teachers and community members know that it was the assassination of 10 common citizens during recent mobilizations, primarily in Nochixtlán on the 19th of June, which drew ...

Resistence

Mexican police brutally attack Oaxaca’s striking teachers

Avispa - 22 June, 2016

Ten years after the Oaxaca Commune of 2006, teachers in the Mexican state are back on the barricades — and once again the state responds with brute force. By Scott CampbellIn a statement released on...

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Mexico

Conviction of Tseltal defenders confirms Mexico’s human rights crisis

Aldo Santiago - 6 May, 2024

"Unjust sentence" reflects the criminalization of indigenous defenders and the systemic pattern of Mexican injustice

Mexico

Demands Grow for the Freedom of Saúl Rosales, Traditional Authority in Tlaxcala, Imprisoned for Defending the Forest

Karen Castillo - 18 April, 2024

Cover image: Protest demanding the freedom of Saúl Rosales One of the principal demands that emerged from the Fourth Assembly for Water and Life, which...

Mexico

Maya Train Will Cause Significant Increase in Electricity Consumption in the Yucatán Peninsula

Sare Frabes - 18 April, 2024

The Yucatán Peninsula will be the region of Mexico with the greatest increase in electricity consumption; the Maya Train will intensify tourism and the expansion of industrial activities.