“Our
hope for the reappearance of the compañeros is also the pain that
unites us; our rage illuminates the candles that today light the way
of mobilizations all over the country, raising the cry of dignity and
rebellion in Mexico below.”
EZLN
& CNI
Each
month we say the same thing, but it still needs to be said: there are
no limits to injustice in Mexico. The state has disappeared 43
students
from Guerrero
in the most brazen manner. This is yet another crime committed by the
state against students, to add to the long history of the oppression
of college students in the country. The intellectual and material
authors of this crime have not been punished; one month on from the
disappearance, impunity reigns.
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After
the massacre of Aguas Blanca, and of Acteal, has anything changed?
Have we learned anything from these atrocities? Or, what is it that
we've forgotten, than allows them to be repeated? The return of the
PRI to power has revived memories:
Such
as those of the compañeros from Banavil,
who
get a reminder of how Mexico offers freedom to those it kills. Or the
criminalization of those who take part in social struggles, now a
classic phenomenon in Chiapas, as Pueblo
Creyente members in
Simojovel
or
the compañeros from the Tila
Ejido
can
confirm.
In
this issue, we remember 1974, the year in which the Indigenous
Congress
took place, where representatives of a range of communities met.
Through the organizing work of the Diocese of San Cristobal de Las
Casas and [Bishop] Samuel Ruiz, they were able to develop a shared
consciousness of oppression and of their own strength as indigenous
people.
Further to the north, we remember the Yaqui prisoners, who remain in prison even while national and international pressure comes to bear on the mega projects that threaten their territory. Or the toll highway that will despoil the lands of the Otomi people in Xochicuautla. And in Chiapas, communities continue to organize themselves against the San Cristobal-Palenque motorway, as is happening this month in the Los Llanos ejido.
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