Inicio / HomeEtiquetasMexico

Mexico

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

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

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

The Indigenous Communal Government of Santa María Ostula has defended its territory from organized crime violence.

Fabrication of Crimes: The Tragic Reality of Indigenous Tseltales and Ch’ol in Chiapas

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

So-Called Justice Plans are the Coup de Grace for Indigenous Peoples: Pueblo Mayo-Yoreme

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...

TAL VEZ TE PUEDA INTERESAR

Social Organizations Warn of a New Surge in Violence in the Highlands of Chiapas

Hundreds of Tsostil families flee their communities due to increasing violence between armed groups in the highlands of Chiapas

Mexico: TC Energy Accelerates Construction of “Puerta al Sureste” Gas Pipeline for Inauguration in 2025

TC Energy and the Federal Electricity Commission are in conversations to move up the inauguration of the Puerta al Sureste pipeline project.

International Indigenous Peoples Day: Ostula Launches Actions in Defense of Their Territory

Today, International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, the courts will begin to deliberate the future of the communal lands recuperated in Ostula. Meanwhile, the community has launched a series of actions in the streets and on social media.