Brothers and sisters of Mexico and the world, who are gathered in Cancun in a mobilisation against neo- liberalism, greetings from the…
The zapatista indigenous communities have been committed for several years now to a process of building autonomy. Ā For us, autonomy is not…
[translated by irlandesa] Part Five: A History The history of the rebel zapatista Autonomous Municipalities is relatively young, it is 7…
[translated by irlandesa] A few days ago, the Zapatista Army of National Liberation decided on the death of the so-called ‘Aguascalientes’ of…
[translated by irlandesa] July 19, 2003. To the People of Mexico: To the Peoples of the World: Brothers and Sisters: This is…
[translated by irlandesa] Introduction While the Power’s calendars break down, and while the large media corporations vacillate between those absurdities and tragedies…
Durito (who once was a railroad worker) says the politics of Power under neoliberalism (“Write it completely,” he tells and orders me,…
[The following are three communiquĆ©s from the CCRI-CG of the EZLN] #1 Zapatista Army of National Liberation Mexico. April of 2003. To:…
translated by irlandesa DECEMBER: the Federal District, the Twelfth Etapa (Second Image: Mexico DF, the December of Acteal, or Why the Basque…
Translated by irlandesa (First Image: the city between illusion and reality) It is once again dawn when the hand and eyes touch…
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