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Mexico
In Mexico, Mining Law Reform is “Half-Baked”
Renata Bessi
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19 May, 2023
“A deep and committed policy is needed. It is necessary to commit ourselves in a serious and decisive manner. Because humanity and life on this planet are really at risk”
Mexico
Mexican officials announce bids for Interoceanic Corridor industrial zones
Ñaní Pinto
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7 February, 2023
Initial bidding to begin in February; communities call for decentralized actions against the Corridor on February 9
Mexico
Puente Madera Resists Attempt to Fence Off Common Use Lands for Industrial Park
Sare Frabes
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25 October, 2022
The sign that government functionaries sought to hang in common use lands of El Pitayal bore the logo of the CIIT and of the company Duxon
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Mexico: Indigenous People in Oaxaca Sue Federal Government and 18 Authorities
Santiago Navarro F
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4 March, 2019
"We're well organized; we're in resistance. We keep an eye on our authorities to make sure there are no negotiations with the government,
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Mexico
Tzeltal Political Prisoners File Appeal for their Immediate Freedom
Aldo Santiago
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25 September, 2024
Tzeltal human rights defenders accused of homicide have filed an appeal demanding their immediate freedom.
Mexico
Already Failed Dam Project Being Revived in Oaxaca to Address Water Crisis
Sare Frabes
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23 September, 2024
Attempt being made to revive an already failed dam project to combat the water crisis in Oaxaca.
Mexico
Social Organizations Warn of a New Surge in Violence in the Highlands of Chiapas
Sare Frabes
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27 August, 2024
Hundreds of Tsostil families flee their communities due to increasing violence between armed groups in the highlands of Chiapas