Aldo Santiago

Amid Restrictions, a Sham Public Consultation, and Environmental Violations, the San Cristóbal-Palenque Highway Project Moves Forward

Construction of the Palenque–San Cristóbal de las Casas highway advances amid alleged irregular environmental studies and pressure on local authorities

Interoceanic Corridor Criminalizes Women in Chiapas to Impose Line K

Women in Chiapas face criminal charges as Mexico’s Interoceanic Corridor advances Line K, raising concerns over displacement, megaprojects, and human rights

Report Reveals how International Capital Financed the Murder of Berta Cáceres

A new report reveals that international development bank funds tied to the Agua Zarca project were used to finance the murder of Honduran activist Berta Cáceres

Pemex Negligence, Inc. and Its Zones of Death

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

TAL VEZ TE PUEDA INTERESAR

The U.S. Launches an Open Offensive Against Anarchists and Antifascists in Various Countries

Counterterrorism task forces are investigating NGOs, donors, and activists, in addition to anti-fascists.

What Lies Behind the 4T’s Proposed Indigenous Peoples Act Regarding Indigenous Territories

Sheinbaum’s government announced a public consultation on a proposed bill on the Law of Indigenous and Afro-mexican Peoples to be submitted to the Congress in October.

Development Hubs Move Forward as 55 Billion Pesos are Allocated for Justice for the Peoples

55 billion for Indigenous Justice Plans to quell resistance, while 25 Development Hubs move forward