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On October 27, 2006, Brad Will stood on Juarez Avenue in the municipality of Santa Lucia del Camino, Oaxaca, Mexico. He was…
John Gibler
John Gibler is a Global Exchange Media Fellow and author of Mexico Unconquered: Chronicles of Power and Revolt, forthcoming from City Lights. Gibler has been living and writing from Mexico since 2006. He has reported for Left Turn, In These Times, Znet, Z Magazine, New Politics, Common Dreams, Yes! Magazine, Colorlines and Democracy Now!.
The community of Benito Juarez, Caracol of La Garrucha during a meeting denouncing aggressions against the communities with human rights/solidarity observers last…
(BOLON AJAW, Mexico) Around 3 p.m. on Jan. 2, nine shots were fired into the air. The perpetrators withdrew, leaving behind a…
Putting their personal lives on hold, women in the Mexican state of Oaxaca helped shut down the government, took over a TV…
In the past week, gunmen have killed one and wounded four protesters from the Popular Assembly of the People of Oaxaca (APPO).…
OAXACA CITY – Every night streets here become battlefields in waiting. But behind the commandeered city buses, burned trucks, and coils of…
O btilia Eugenio Manuel, a 30-year-old Me’phaa indigenous woman, stands in the hollowed concrete frame of a two-room schoolhouse, its walls peppered…
Throughout the past week gunmen of have opened fire on members of the People’s Assembly of Oaxaca (APPO for its initials in…
Mexico City is in the grip of a designer uprising, a massive civil disobedience campaign organized by a national political party—the Party…
On Tuesday, August 1, about 3,000 women marched through downtown Oaxaca City banging metal pots and pans in an oddly melodious cacophony…