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From Fire to Autonomy: Zapatistas, 20 Years of Walking Slowly
Speaking in the mountains of Chiapas, Mexico, on a cold drizzly New Year\’s Eve, the Zapatista Comandante Hortensia addressed the crowd: \”Twenty-five or 30 years [...]
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Recent analysis by archaeologists shows that the Olmec culture expanded as far as Guatemala
MEXICO CITY.- Recent analysis made to the 4th Offering of La Venta have allowed investigators to discover evidence suggesting that the ancient Olmec civilization, that [...]
In the hills of Michoacan, self-defense groups battle a Mexican drug cartel – The Washington Post
An audacious band of citizen militias battling a brutal drug cartel in the hills of central Mexico is becoming increasingly well-armed and coordinated in an attempt to end [...]
My Glimpse Into the Zapatista Movement, Two Decades Later | Mother Jones
Growing up in a well-heeled suburban community, I absorbed our society\’s distaste for dissent long before I was old enough to grasp just what was being dismissed. My [...]
Zapatista Communities Celebrate 20 Years of Self-Government
The Zapatistas are still running their own schools and hospitals, raising new generations, and carrying on a dialogue with the outside world that has enriched both sides. [...]
In Pictures: Mexico vigilantes battle cartels – In Pictures – Al Jazeera English
In Mexico, a country home to powerful drug cartels, groups of armed vigilantes known as \”fuerzas autodefensas\”, or self-defence groups, have formed in the past [...]
Acuña | Overlooked public intellectuals in the commotion of the Sixties | mexmigration: History and Politics of Mexican Immigration
During the sixties Los Angeles became a Mexican City, and not just because it was the third largest Mexican city after Mexico City and Guadalajara but because it was a media [...]
The Dangerous Militarization of Our Local Police Forces | Alternet
What a Christmas little Bastrop had! It\’s still a mystery how Santa Claus got it down the chimney, but Bastrop got a nifty present that most children could only dream [...]
Colonialism on the Ground
At one time our ancestors would have had difficulty imagining living in a state of unfreedom. Now we have difficulty imagining living in a state of freedom. This is perhaps [...]
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