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Three journalists bring us six accounts of the battle of cartels for control of Chiapas.
Crimes like Gaza and Ayotzinapa, and their perpetrators, Zibechi warns, are the products of a capitalist pathology that destroys community. Our job in the resistance is to defend our relations and common spaces for the creation of something altogether different.
An analysis of changes within the Zapatista movement over the last thirty years, an interpretation of their recent proposal for a re-examination of how property is viewed (the common), and the implications for the movement and indigenous people looking to the future.
A group of students from the Faculty of Law-UNACH paint a bleak picture for the prospects of fair and democratic elections in Chiapas this year due the the omnipresence of organized crime.
