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CASA hosts and educates activists about social justice issues in Oaxaca and Chiapas.

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La lucha sigue three years after the assassination of Lorenzo Sampablo Cervantes-husband and father of four-who was assassinated on August 22, 2006 by paramilitary troops under the orders of...

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Originally posted to Narco News on 10/25/08, documents the use of force by the Mexican military against the people of Xoxocotla, Morelos, with equipment supplied by the U.S. as...

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A documentary that portrays the stories of undocumented Mexicans living in Richmond, Va., a journey that their American friend took to their home village in Morelos and the reality of crossing the U.S./Mexico border. 

Water

From the Editors

Dear friends of the CASA Collectives:

Coca-Cola and Water Resources in Chiapas

Coca-Cola is present in almost all of the 194 countries that exist in the world today. It is estimated that the average global consumption of Coke is more than 1 billion cans or bottles daily, or about 12,500 per second. And while for many of us, Coke has been a big part of our lives, the corporation that produces it does serious damage to the world's communities and resources. Coca-Cola is notorious for their anti-union stance and their affront on public health and the environment. Here in Mexico, currently the number one Coca-Cola consuming nation in the world, the situation is even more serious. The impact that Coca-Cola has had on the water supply in Mexico, and more specifically here in Chiapas, is astounding, and has created a crisis that shows no sign of improving.

By Monica Wooters

San Andrés Huayapam: Over Waters

By Bilgesu Sumer A Story of Hidden Crimes, Water, Privatization, Indigenous People and Paramilitary Attacks.

Interview with Mayor Candidate Manuel Gonzalez Tomás

Interview by Frazer and Loren Frazer: Could you tell us who you are, a bit about the history of the social movement here in Zaachila and your role in the social movement?