It has been more than 30 days since the beginning of the prison hunger strike against injustice in Chiapas. There are now 20 striking prisoners. This communiqué comes from the Working Group No Estamos Todxs.
Continue reading 30 Days Since the Beginning of Chiapas Prisoner Hunger Strike
Mexico: An unprecedented workers’ strike in Matamoros, Tamaulipas has generated million-dollar losses in the North American manufacturing sector. Business owners report losses of almost 100 million dollars per week after the start of the work stoppage on January 12.
Continue reading #Matamoros: More than 45,000 workers go on strike on #Mexico’s northern border, shaking up the U.S. auto industry
An invitation is circulating regarding a forum on independent cultural spaces organized by a local governmental representative, in which the Biblioteca Social Reconstruir is included as one of the venues.
Continue reading Statement from the Biblioteca Social Reconstruir, an Anarchist Library in #Mexico City
Mexico has the second most transgender murders in the world behind Brazil. Over 200 transgender people have been killed in the last 3 years, mainly women. This is the first trans murder this year.
Continue reading #Mexico: Trans women, Pamela Sandoval Ramirez murdered in her beauty salon
This letter comes from anarchist political prisoner, Luis Fernando Sotelo, and addresses the negation of his most recent legal appeal.
Continue reading #Mexico City: Letter from Anarchist Political Prisoner Luis Fernando Sotelo
Jair Bolsonaro was sworn into office on January 1, 2019 and represents the most radical political shift for Brazil since military rule ended more than 30 years ago. Bolsonaro has praised Brazil’s former military dictatorship, spoken in favor of torture and threatened to destroy, imprison or banish his political opponents. In his first speech as president, Bolsonaro proclaimed that Brazilians were “being freed from socialism.” Community radio stations are one of Brazil’s most widespread tools to spread information within the poorer urban areas and the countryside.
Continue reading Censorship in #Brazil: 130 community radio stations left without license to operate
Mexican territory: Statement by the Campaign for the Freedom of Luis Fernando Sotelo.
Continue reading #Mexico City: Update on the Case of Anarchist Political Prisoner Luis Fernando Sotelo
This communiqué comes from the National and International Campaign for the Freedom of the Political Prisoners of Tlanixco and the Yaqui Tribe. The communiqué gives context to the case of Yaqui political prisoner, Fidencio Aldama Pérez, and the ongoing struggle of the community of Loma de Bácum against a gas pipeline from being built in their territory.
Continue reading Statement Demanding Freedom for Indigenous Yaqui Land Defender Fidencio Aldama Pérez
Chile: This communiqué comes from the Mapuche organization, CAM, and takes responsibility for four acts of incendiary sabotage carried out against the forest industry in Mapuche territory.
Continue reading #Chile: The Arauco Malleco Coordinator of #Mapuche Communities (CAM) takes Responsibility for Four Acts of Sabotage Against the Forest Industry
This communiqué comes from the Mapuche political prisoners in the Temuco prison in Chile. It convokes a Mapuche ceremony to be carried out in front of the prison on January 9th in response to the Chilean Gendarmerie and Ministry of Justice denying the right of the Mapuche prisoners to freely exercise their spirituality from inside prison.
Continue reading #Temuco, #Chile: Statement From #Mapuche Political Prisoners
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