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...
Reposts
Dignified Rage, Internally Displaced People and “Buying Consciences”
Part I: Digna Rabia in San Cristóbal de las Casas and a Visit to Polhó.
Invitation to a Gathering in the Lacandon Jungle on Feb 23rd
to: All villages and communities, ejidos and ranches; social and civil organizations; regional, national and international organizations; individuals and collectives; men and women. All of you who are committed to the non-violent transformation of the economic, political, social, and cultural structures that perpetuate a system of injustice, exclusion, and violent, corrupt oppression in Mexico.
You are invited to…
“A Gathering of indigenous and rural communities and organizations in defense of territory, culture and strategic natural resources in the Lacandon Jungle” February 23rd (Arrival), 24th, and 25th, 2008 in the indigenous Tseltal community of Betania, Ocosingo municipality, in the ravines of the Lacandon jungle, Chiapas, MEXICO.
Call for International Mobilization for David Venegas Reyes and All Political Prisoners
To the people of the world:
To the people of Oaxaca:
To the people of Mexico:
David Venegas Reyes' Letter from Prison
Letter from David Venegas Reyes
Political Prisoner in the Central Penitentiary Santa Maria Ixcotel of Oaxaca.
Member of APPO and of VOCAL, adherent to La Otra Campaña.
Oaxaca Solidarity Network - March '07 Human Rights Delegation
VICTIMS OF ONGOING AND WIDESPREAD GOVERNMENT REPRESSION IN OAXACA, MEXICO ASK FOR CONTINUED INTERNATIONAL ATTENTION
Oaxaca Solidarity Network - February '07 Humanitarian Delegation
2nd EMERGENCY HUMANITARIAN DELEGATION TO OAXACA (MEXICO)
WHEN: February 10-16, 2007
WHY: VICTIMS OF ONGOING REPRESSION IN OAXACA ASK FOR CONTINUED
Bulletins from the Int'l Civil Commision of Human Rights in Oaxaca (CCIODH)
International Civil Commission for Human Rights Observation
My Thoughts on the John Ross Article “A Report from the Red Alert”






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