Mexico

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Despite Organized Crime Violence, Indigenous Nahuas Celebrate Fifteen Years of Building Community in Xayakalan

Santiago Navarro F - 12 July, 2024

For the Indigenous Nahua woman Teresa, a community member of Santa María Ostula, the fifteen-year celebration is a celebration of life.

State Terrorism

Mexico: Communal Government of Santa María Ostula Repels Organized Crime from their Territory

Ñaní Pinto - 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 - 7 March, 2024

Crimes fabricated against Indigenous Tseltales and Ch’ol in Chiapas to keep them in prison.

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...

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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

Mexico

Tzeltal Political Prisoners File Appeal for their Immediate Freedom

Aldo Santiago - 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 - 23 September, 2024

Attempt being made to revive an already failed dam project to combat the water crisis in Oaxaca.