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In this clip, Juan Manuel Martinez Moreno shares with us words of hope upon recently being release from prison. He was imprisoned for over 16 months for being wrongfully accused for the murder of Bradley Will, Indymedia journalist, who was documenting...

In this clip, a community member shares with us some words while waiting for the release of Juan Manuel Martinez Moreno. Juan Manuel was imprisoned for over 16 months for being wrongly accused for the assassination of Bradley Will, Indymedia reporter...

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...

Urgent Actions

Urgente: SME, bajo sitio en Hidalgo

La ciudad de Juandho, Hidalgo, ha estado sitiada desde ayer, cuando miembros del Sindicato Mexicano de Electricidad (SME) colgaron banderas de huelga en sus lugares de trabajo anterior como parte de la huelga nacional en apoyo del SME. El SME informa que la electricidad de la ciudad salió anoche. Durante la noche, cientos de policías federales llegaron. En la actualidad hay entre 1.000 y 1.500 policías federales que rodean la ciudad. La presencia policial es abrumadora: el Condado de Tetepango, donde se encuentra la comunidad Juandho, tiene cerca de 9.000 residentes.
By: 
Kristin Bricker

La ciudad de Juandho, Hidalgo, ha estado sitiada desde ayer, cuando miembros del Sindicato Mexicano de Electricidad (SME) colgaron banderas de huelga en sus lugares de trabajo anterior como parte d

Justice and Freedom for Loxicha

Nearly eight months after 4 of the 12 Loxicha political prisoners were allowed to walk free. The violence and the harrassment against poeple in the Loxicha Region of Oaxaca continues.  In spite of murders, arrests, intimidations, and violence, the poeple of Loxicha continue to organize and demand justice.
By: 
Juan Sosa Maldonado

Organización de Pueblos Indígenas Zapotecos A C
Albergue de Desplazados de la Región  Loxicha

Urgent: SME Under Siege in Hidalgo, Violent Repression Feared

The town of Juandho, Hidalgo, has been under siege since yesterday, when members of the Mexican Electrical Workers Union (SME) hung strike banners on their former workplaces as part of the national strike in support of the SME. The SME reports that the town's electricity went out last night. During the night, hundreds of federal police arrived. There are now between 1,000 and 1,500 federal police surrounding the town. The police presence is overwhelming: Tetepango county, where the Juandho community is located, has about 9,000 residents.
By: 
Kristen Bricker

The town of Juandho, Hidalgo, has been under siege since yesterday, when members of the Mexican Electrical

Friends of Brad Will Action Alert

Please read, take action, and spread the word! As you may know, on February 18, 2010, Juan Manuel Martínez Moreno - the Oaxacan social activist falsely accused of the 2006 murder of Indymedia reporter Brad Will - was released after 16 months in prison. This is an important victory, but Martínez Moreno, his family, and other activists remain at risk. Since his release, Martínez Moreno and his family have been subjected to constant harassment. They have received death threats and the government-linked paramilitaries which eyewitnesses and photographic evidence tie to the murder of Brad Will have frequently been seen standing outside the Martínez Moreno home.
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Friends of Brad Will

Friends of Brad Will Action Alert

Dear Friends and Supporters,

Please read, take action, and spread the word!

Acción Urgente de Amigos de Brad Will (Friends of Brad Will)

Como muchos de ustedes ya saben, el 18 de febrero de 2010, Juan Manuel Martínez Moreno – activista social oaxaqueño falsamente acusado de haber dado muerte al reportero de Indymedia, Brad Will, en 2006 – fue liberado después de estar encarcelado 16 meses. Es una victoria importante, pero Martinez Moreno, su familia, y otros activistas siguen enfrentando riesgos significativos.
By: 
Friends of Brad Will

Acción Urgente de Amigos de Brad Will (Friends of Brad Will)

Estimados Amigos y Apoyantes,

Favor de leer el reporte, tomar acción y correr la voz!

Justicia y Libertad para Loxicha

Ocho meses despues de que 4 de los 12 presos politicos de la region Loxicha de Oaxaca fueron puestos en libertad, la violencia y hostigamiento al pueblo Loxicha sigue. Pero a pesar de asesinatos, arrestos, intimidaciones, y violencia el pueblo de Loxicha sigue organizandose para exigir justicia.
By: 
Juan Sosa Maldonado

  justicia y Libertad para Loxicha       

Viernes, 29 de Enero de 2010 23:53

Acción Urgente: Seguridad para Juan Manuel Martinez Moreno y su familia

Les hacemos llegar estas simples y sentidas palabras a todas aquellas personas y organizaciones que puedan ayudarnos a difundir y solidarizarse con Juan Manuel Martínez Moreno.
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Grupo de Solidaridad Internacional

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Urgent Action for Juan Manuel Martines Moreno and family

To all the people and organizations that wish to act in solidarity with Juan Manuel Martínez Moreno we ask that they spread the following simple and deeply felt news.
By: 
Grupo de Solidaridad Internacional

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Activist and lawyer threatened: Juan Manuel Martínez, Alba Cruz

Oaxacan political activist Juan Manuel Martínez and his lawyer, Alba Cruz, have been threatened. Juan Manuel Martínez, who was recently released from prison, is in danger of being arrested and charged a second time with the same crime on the basis of the same evidence.
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Amnesty International

http://www.amnesty.org/en/library/asset/AMR41/018/2010/en/a3e8a460-a1cf-

State Criminals in the Dock - Universal Protest on the Day of the Dead

Let us call together for the reopening of the investigation of the Acteal’s massacre case as a State crime, and let us honour the victims on the Mexican Day of the Dead. Join those individuals and groups who care in the place you live in, in order to organize a vigil for the night of November the 1st, 2009, followed by a demonstration, sit-in or any other peaceful act the following day (the Mexican Day of the Dead).
By: 
Anonymous

State Criminals in the Dock

Universal Protest on the Day of the Dead