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State Terrorism
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The Indigenous People Resisting Trump’s “Smart Wall” Between Arizona and Sonora
Santiago Navarro F
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15 September, 2026
More than 2,000 AI-powered towers will monitor the U.S.-Mexico border—a design used in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip
State Terrorism
The U.S. Plan to Combat Narco-Terrorism in Latin America Legitimizes Military Intervention and Criminalization
Javier Bedía Prado
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22 May, 2026
Washington’s anti-drug strategy increases the risk of military intervention, criminalization, and resource control across Latin America
State Terrorism
Mexico: Communal Government of Santa María Ostula Repels Organized Crime from their Territory
Ñaní Pinto
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12 March, 2024
The Indigenous Communal Government of Santa María Ostula has defended its territory from organized crime violence.
State Terrorism
Fabrication of Crimes: The Tragic Reality of Indigenous Tseltales and Ch’ol in Chiapas
Ñaní Pinto
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7 March, 2024
Crimes fabricated against Indigenous Tseltales and Ch’ol in Chiapas to keep them in prison.
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Mexico
Amid Drones and Threats, Tseltal People Resist the Palenque-San Cristóbal Highway
Jeny Pascacio
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5 October, 2026
Communities are defending agricultural land, water, forests, sacred places and their right to decide collectively over their territory
State Terrorism
The Indigenous People Resisting Trump’s “Smart Wall” Between Arizona and Sonora
Santiago Navarro F
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15 September, 2026
More than 2,000 AI-powered towers will monitor the U.S.-Mexico border—a design used in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip
Mexico
The Topolobampo Megaproject: The Tip of the Iceberg of Something More Complicated
Santiago Navarro F
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7 September, 2026
“We’re not talking about just one company. We’re talking about a national project; we’re talking about a development hub,” warns the ¡Aquí No! collective.