This letter comes from Germán López Montejo and Abraham López Montejo who, after more than four months on a hunger strike, had their sentences lengthened from 25 to 50 years. The time added to their sentences was a clear act of retaliation from the state, seeking to set an example of what happens to those who struggle for justice and freedom.
Continue reading Two Indigenous Prisoners in Struggle in #Chiapas Sentenced to 50 Years
Hunger striking Indigenous prisoners in Chiapas have begun a new stage of struggle, transitioning to daily fasts in order to continue their struggle in the face of extreme health deterioration due to the strike.
Continue reading #Chiapas, #Mexico: Hunger Striking Indigenous Prisoners Begin a New Stage of Struggle
Mexican territory: This piece comes from the Working Group No Estamos Todxs, giving an update on the dire situation of the prisoners in struggle on hunger strike in Chiapas. After more than eighty days of struggle and hunger strike, the imprisoned compañeros have committed to justice and freedom, or their death.
Continue reading #Chiapas, #Mexico: What is the Cost of Justice? Update on the Prisoners in Struggle
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