by Voices in Movement / It’s Going Down Statement on indigenous and ecological political prisoners in Mexico. Movement for the Freedom of the Defenders of Water and Life of San Pedro Tlanixco To the People of Mexico and the World To the Media The history of Indigenous peoples can be
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Divided People – Connecting Black Mesa with the Central American Refugee Crisis
Coal transportation pipeline to Peabody’s Black Mesa Coal Mine & the US-Mexico border wall, newly lined with barbed wire in Nogales, AZ from the Hecate Society Editor’s note: we intentionally chose to capitalize all uses of Indigenous, Native, Latinx/Hispanic, Dine, Hopi when referring to people(s) for consistency. Some names have been
Joint Communique from #CNI, #CIG, and #EZLN Rejecting the #NAIM and Voicing Support for and Solidarity with Migrants
Statement by the CNI, CIG, and EZLN about the NAIM (New International Airport of Mexico) and about people that were forced to move from their Central American territories. Originally published by Enlace Zapatista. Joint Communique from the CNI, CIG, and EZLN Rejecting the NAIM (New International Airport of Mexico) and
#EZLN – Declaration From The Second National Assembly of the National Indigenous Congress and the Indigenous Governing Council
Statement by the National Indigenous Congress, the Indigenous Governing Council and the Zapatista Army for National Liberation (EZLN). Originally published by Enlace Zapatista. To the Support Networks of the Indigenous Governing Council: To the National and International Sixth: To the peoples of Mexico and the world: Sisters, brothers: From the Second Plenary
Banner Hung In Solidarity With #BlackDecember
In the spirit of Black December, we hung a banner as a gesture of solidarity to all anarchists in prison, all those on the run, and all those fallen in combat with the state. This is a minor act, one of many daily manifestations of our solidarity with imprisoned comrades.