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Las fosas clandestinas, las fronteras convertidas en dispositivos de control y el genocidio en Palestina fueron parte de la discusión en el semillero convocado por el EZLN
#EZLN #pueblosoriginarios #semillerozapatista #palestinalibre
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Las fosas clandestinas, las fronteras convertidas en dispositivos de control y el genocidio en Palestina fueron parte de la discusión en el semillero convocado por el EZLN
#EZLN #pueblosoriginarios #semillerozapatista #palestinalibre
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"The Acteal massacre was a massacre of 45 people attending a prayer meeting of Catholic Indigenous townspeople, including a number of children and pregnant women, who were members of the pacifist group Las Abejas ("The Bees"), in the small village of Acteal in the municipality of Chenalhó, in the Mexican state of Chiapas. Right-wing paramilitary group Máscara Roja murdered the victims on December 22, 1997"
#MasacreDeActeal #Chiapas #Indigenous #EZLN
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"The Acteal massacre was a massacre of 45 people attending a prayer meeting of Catholic Indigenous townspeople, including a number of children and pregnant women, who were members of the pacifist group Las Abejas ("The Bees"), in the small village of Acteal in the municipality of Chenalhó, in the Mexican state of Chiapas. Right-wing paramilitary group Máscara Roja murdered the victims on December 22, 1997"
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Here Come the Zapatistas
“The capitalist system is an inhumane, cruel, and criminal system,” declared Insurgent Subcomandante Moisés, spokesperson for the EZLN, during the “War Against Humanity” Seminar (Populations and Nature Under Siege), held from July 20 to 24. And he concluded: “We do not believe this system can be humanized.”
Subcomandante Moisés’s harsh words were borne out throughout the five days of the workshop, during which men, women, and others described the new and old ways in which the system exploits and dominates humanity and nature. Topics discussed included global state terrorism, militarization, recolonization, racism, violence, dispossession, water hoarding, ecocide, forced disappearances, forced recruitment, fracking, exploitation, financialization, artificial intelligence, migration, wars, criminal corporations, exclusion in urban and rural areas, gender, and extractivism. Far from the rhetoric of “shared prosperity” and “conscientious capitalism”—which are nothing more than an updated version of Margaret Thatcher’s “there is no alternative”—the Zapatistas and their guests emphasized something that has fallen by the wayside: the problem is capitalism.
Since their inception, the Zapatista communities have been known for fostering and promoting critical thinking. The study groups they organize on an ongoing basis have featured Immanuel Wallerstein, Silvia Federici, Pablo González Casanova, Sylvia Marcos, Adolfo Gilly, Fernanda Navarro, Michael Löwy, Paulina Fernández, and many others who have helped shape our understanding of and transform the world. Likewise, the Zapatistas have developed their own theory, the result of their emancipatory practice and in dialogue with a grassroots internationalism, which allows them to view the world and chart their course. In this regard, it is worth recalling the reflections they developed beginning in the late 1990s on the characteristics of new forms of war, which are extremely useful for understanding what is happening in the world today (https://n9.cl/60cjz). Strong organization, sound theory, accurate and constantly updated analyses, a vision for the future, and action plans—these are essential for all struggles that seek to transform their reality.
At the “Semillero” convened by the Zapatistas, there were not only descriptions of the new calamities—of the nightmares that large segments of humanity experience on a daily basis—but there was also hope, a great deal of hope. There was talk of new working-class organizations fighting exploitation by app-based companies, of the resistance of sex workers, and of the indispensable role of Indigenous peoples in defending the territory in its broadest sense—that is, water, air, the seas, and the subsoil… There was talk of women’s and transgender organizations, of migrant caravans, of coffee and bread cooperatives, of local farmers, of the resistance of people of African descent, of housing organizations, of the “anti-monuments” in Mexico City, of the “not here” movement in Topolobampo, of the battles over narratives, of Cuba and of Palestine… always Cuba and always Palestine.
The families searching for missing persons in Mexico held a special place throughout the Semillero, not only in the analysts’ presentations but also in the words and actions of the Zapatistas. Thus, Sub Moisés announced that in December 2026, a delegation of 1,111 Zapatistas will travel to Mexico City to meet with “compañerxs of La Sexta and the Declaration for Life,” and also to express “in person our admiration, our affection, and our respect for the collectives of searchers. We feel we must embrace them, listen to them, and let them know that here, in the mountains of southeastern Mexico, we share their pain and, above all, their commitment to truth and justice.”
There are still details to be revealed about this new initiative launched by the Zapatistas, but it is already clear that it will revitalize the political debate and move beyond false dichotomies between neoliberals and neoconservatives, and between “pro-government” and “opposition” forces. It involves acknowledging that there is indeed an alternative beyond capitalism—and this requires understanding that the struggles against capitalism and for life today take on new characteristics, offer new proposals, and involve new ways of organizing, imagining, and building another world.
During the Mexican Revolution, in villages and on estates, people used to say “here comes the bola” to refer to the group of poor, ragged revolutionaries who swelled the ranks of the Zapatistas and Villistas. More than a century later, the neo-Zapatistas have revived the expression “bola” to refer to the process by which indigenous people in Chiapas escaped from the haciendas and farms to begin building what they now call “the Common.” “In a ‘bola,’ in a ‘group,’ in ‘the Common’”—that is how the Zapatistas now refer to the alternative being built from below. Here come the Zapatistas, inviting us to build a world in common.
Original text by Raúl Romero published by La Jornada on August 3rd, 2026.
https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/?p=35723 #chiapas #ezln #mexico #northAmerica #zapatista
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A los pueblos y gobiernos del mundo:
Hermanos nosotros nacimos de la noche en ella vivimos
y moriremos en ella pero la luz será mañana para los más,
para todos aquellos que hoy lloran la noche,
para quienes se niega el día.
Para todos la luz,
para todos todo.
Techo, tierra, trabajo, pan, salud, educación, independencia, democracia, libertad,
estas fueran nuestras demandas en la larga noche de los 500 años,
estas son hoy nuestras exigencias.
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A los pueblos y gobiernos del mundo:
Hermanos nosotros nacimos de la noche en ella vivimos
y moriremos en ella pero la luz será mañana para los más,
para todos aquellos que hoy lloran la noche,
para quienes se niega el día.
Para todos la luz,
para todos todo.
Techo, tierra, trabajo, pan, salud, educación, independencia, democracia, libertad,
estas fueran nuestras demandas en la larga noche de los 500 años,
estas son hoy nuestras exigencias.
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43 años de clandestinidad y 33 de lucha pública: el EZLN celebrará su aniversario en Ciudad de México en diciembre
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43 años de clandestinidad y 33 de lucha pública: el EZLN celebrará su aniversario en Ciudad de México en diciembre
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En Chiapas, participantes de distintos países reflexionaron sobre las transformaciones del poder global, la expansión militar y criminal, la crisis ambiental, el acaparamiento de bienes comunes y las resistencias de los pueblos frente a nuevas formas de dominación.
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En Chiapas, participantes de distintos países reflexionaron sobre las transformaciones del poder global, la expansión militar y criminal, la crisis ambiental, el acaparamiento de bienes comunes y las resistencias de los pueblos frente a nuevas formas de dominación.
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»Uns ruft das Verbrechen schlechthin zusammen, das zum System gewordene Verbrechen.«
Aktionskonferenz »Resignieren oder sich #Organisieren« der #Zapatistas in San Cristóbal #Mexiko:
Luz Kerkeling via @[email protected]
#ezln #PueblosIndígenas #Anarquismo
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»Uns ruft das Verbrechen schlechthin zusammen, das zum System gewordene Verbrechen.«
Aktionskonferenz »Resignieren oder sich #Organisieren« der #Zapatistas in San Cristóbal #Mexiko:
Luz Kerkeling via @[email protected]
#ezln #PueblosIndígenas #Anarquismo
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"At least 1,111 members of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) will travel to Mexico City in December 2026 to meet with mothers, fathers, and collectives dedicated to searching for disappeared persons, announced Insurgent Subcommander Moisés."
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"At least 1,111 members of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) will travel to Mexico City in December 2026 to meet with mothers, fathers, and collectives dedicated to searching for disappeared persons, announced Insurgent Subcommander Moisés."
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Joint Statement: Stop the War on the Peoples of Guerrero and Chiapas, Members of the National Indigenous Congress
In the context of Days of Action for the Release of Jésus Plácido Galindo, collectives and individuals gathered in the Plaza de Resistencia in San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas to call for an end to the repression, displacement and criminalization of Indigenous peoples. Below is the statement.
To Cipog-Ez And The People Of Guerrero
To Our Compas From Jotolá, The “Samir Flores Soberanes” Traditional Public Market, Agua Clara, And San Francisco, Teopisca, Of The CNI Chiapas
To The National Indigenous Congress
To The Zapatista Army Of National Liberation
To The Networks Of Resistance And Rebellion
To The Sixth Declaration, National And International
To Human Rights Organizations
To The Peoples Of Mexico And The WorldWe, the signatories of this collective statement, share a deep sense of outrage, pain, and anger over the repeated attacks on the communities, peoples, and neighborhoods affiliated with the National Indigenous Congress. These attacks form a long list that seems to have no end. The arrest of our comrade Jesús Plácido Galindo is a testament to this.
Regardless of the political label they claim to hold, the ways and actions of bad governments remain the same: dispossession, forced displacement, political imprisonment, and a war against those who defend the land, territory, autonomy, and life. Faced with this situation, we cannot remain silent. We join the call for justice by our Tseltal comrades from Jotolá, in the municipality of Chilón, who were displaced from their homes by the State Guard, the Municipal Police, and state officials, and we join the demand for the immediate release of Francisco, who was imprisoned for fighting; to the voice of the 39 co-owners of the “Samir Flores Soberanes” Traditional Public Market, who have been stripped of their workplaces; to the voice of the families of Agua Clara, who have been harassed for over a decade for defending their autonomy; and to the voice of the communities of San Francisco and Teopisca, threatened by a highway project that was never the subject of consultation or consent.
The situations we’ve mentioned are not isolated cases. They are part of the same pattern: the dispossession of land that is advancing hand in hand with megaprojects such as the misnamed Maya Train and the San Cristóbal–Palenque and San Cristóbal–Teopisca superhighways—projects imposed without consulting the peoples who inhabit those lands and sustained by the complicity of all three levels of government. All these deadly projects arise from the alliance between corrupt governments, organized crime, and “legal” corporations, where the lives and freedom of those who envision a different world and resist are in constant danger throughout this territory called Mexico.
We also denounce the arrest of Jesús Plácido Galindo, an advocate for the Emiliano Zapata Indigenous and Popular Council of Guerrero and a beneficiary of the Protection Mechanism for Human Rights Defenders—yet it appears that this protection exists only on paper. His arrest, which took place on July 17, 2026, during a disproportionate operation involving more than 40 officers from various law enforcement agencies, and the serious violations of due process that accompanied it—solitary confinement, destruction of his panic button, transfer without the knowledge of his family or his defense team, imposition of a court-appointed attorney, and a fabricated charge based on events from 2021 — are not an act of justice, but rather an attempt to silence someone who has named, by first and last name, the criminal and political wings that protect one another in Guerrero.
We recognize in these events a recurring pattern throughout history: when a people, organization, collective, or human rights defender names those who dispossess, repress, and displace, kill, and disappear people, the State—and the official in charge at the time—responds not by prosecuting the perpetrators, but by criminalizing those who speak out, fight, and resist.
Turning a human rights defender and a defender of land and territory into an alleged criminal is an old strategy, but just because it is well-known does not make it any less serious; for those in power, there is no worse criminal than someone who refuses to submit to them. It is abundantly clear that bad governments do not change in form or substance—only in color—and that they will never cease to serve those in power.
Therefore, WE DEMAND:
First. The immediate and unconditional release of Jesús Plácido Galindo and Francisco Moreno, as well as the revocation of the arrest warrants against the other comrades of the CNI and all comrades who are imprisoned and persecuted for their struggle.
Second. A complete end to forced displacement, harassment, and threats of eviction against the families of Jotolá, the “Samir Flores Soberanes” Market, Agua Clara, and San Francisco, Teopisca.
Third. The immediate return of the Traditional Public Market premises to their rightful co-owners.
Fourth. The cancellation of highway projects and all megaprojects imposed without prior, free, informed, and culturally appropriate consultation with Indigenous peoples.
Fifth. Immediate access for Jesús Plácido Galindo to legal representation, his family, and the medical care he requires, as well as unrestricted respect for his presumption of innocence.
Sixth. A genuine and thorough investigation into the links between criminal groups and municipal, state, and federal authorities in Guerrero, rather than the persecution of those who denounce them.
Seventh. An end to all forms of criminalization against people who defend the land, territory, and autonomy of Mexico’s Indigenous peoples.
We call on social organizations, independent media, critical academics, and the peoples of Mexico and the world to remain vigilant and show solidarity with these struggles. As those who resist have rightly said: the land is not for sale—it is to be loved and defended. And as the journey of our comrade Jesús Plácido Galindo demonstrates, defending life is not a crime.
Stop the repression against Indigenous peoples!
Freedom for Jesús Plácido Galindo!
Freedom for Francisco Moreno!
Freedom for political prisoners!
Long live the National Indigenous Congress!
Long live the Zapatista Army of National Liberation!
Sincerely:
Anami López
Andreas Lo Grasso, Alemania
Antonieta Pardo Alarcon
Antsetik Ts’unun. Colectivo autónomo de mujeres defensoras. Chiapas.
Asamblea Libertaria Autoorganizada Paliacate Zapatista, Grecia
Beatriz Vela/mujeres y la sexta/Jalisco
Braulio
Brigada Callejera de apoyo a la mujer, E.M A.C
CAREA e.V. – Alemania
Cátedra Jorge Alonso
Centro de Derechos Humanos Fray Bartolomé de las Casas A.C.
Colectiva Corazon del tiempo
Colectivo Armadillo Suomi. Finlandia
Colectivo Batsilk’op Chiapas, Mexico
Colectivo Coca Gómez
Colectivo Educación para la Paz y los Derechos Humanos A.C. en Chiapas
Colectivo La Insurgente, Jobel Chiapas
Colectivo Mujeres Tierra
Colectivo Renovador Estudiantil Autónomo-UNAM
Comité de Mujeres Chiapas-Kurdistán. San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas, México
Comité de Solidarité avec les peuples du Chiapas en lutte (CSPCL), Paris, Francia, Slumil K’ajxemk’op
COMPPA- Comunicadorxs Populares Por la Autonomía, México
Coordinadora de Colectivos Organizaciones e Individuxs por Palestina en Chiapas
Criptopozol+DDHH, México
DAVID JIMÉNEZ. GEO-GRAFÍAS COMUNITARIAS
Delito Tania Cruz Hernandez- Chiapas.
DESMI (Desarrollo Económico y Social de los Mexicanos Indígenas), SCLC, Chiapas, México.
Diana Itzu Gutiérrez Luna. Defensora. Valle de Jobel, Chiapas
El Bordado de Ramona
Empalabrando colectivo
Escuelas para Chiapas
Espacio de Lucha Contra el Olvido y la Represión (ELCOR)
Espacio de Lucha contra el Olvido y la Represión. Elcor, Chiapas.
Espacio de Mujeres de la Sexta Jovel
Familias Unidad contra la Tortura en Defensa de los Derechos Humanos
Fernando Resendiz Rivera
Francisco De Parres Gómez / México
Gialuanna Ayora/Bunko Papalote A.C./México
Grupo de Trabajo No Estamos Todxs
Guillaume Manningham, Québec-Canada
Héctor Zetina/Red Morelense de Apoyo al CNI-CIG, Colectividad Nuestra Alegre Rebeldía
Hijos de la Tierra
Jessica Trejo G. Ciudad de México
Joel Cabrales-CDMX
Kathia Núñez Patiño, San Cristobal de Las Casas, Chiapas
Laboratorio Popular de Medios Libres
Leon Fierro Resendiz
Lorena Méndez. La Lleca. Ciudad de México
Lourdes Gutierrez Z
Lumaltik Herriak, País Vasco
Marie van der Loos/ Bélgica
Mazatecas por la Libertad. Eloxochitlán de Flores Magón Oaxaca.
Mexicali Resiste
Mínima Galería Íntima/Narraturgias de la memoria
Morada Tropikal El Teatrito Yucatán
Movimiento de Mujeres en Defensa de la Madre Tierra y Nuestros Territorios. Chiapas, México.
Mujeres y Disidencias de la 6a en la Otra Europa y Abya Yala
Na Ch’ul Chan
Oralba Castillo Nájera, nuestra alegre rebeldía, Morelos
Orizaba Ver.
Radio Zapote
Raices en Resistencia
Red de apoyo CNi altas montañas
Red de Resistencia y Rebeldia en apoyo al CNI CIG del Puerto de Veracruz
Red de Resistencias y Rebeldías AJMAQ
Resistrenzas-Puebla
Rizoma, México
Sexta por la libre Yucatán
Silvia Resendiz Flores
Susana de la Cruz Ruíz
Txiapasekin ( Pais Vasco)Published by Frayba on July 24th, 2026.
https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/?p=35559 #chiapas #ezln #mexico #northAmerica #zapatista
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EZLN Boat Arrives in Cuba with Humanitarian Aid
The Lacandona boat arrived in Cuba as part of the crew of the sailboat Astral, which reached the island on Sunday with humanitarian aid from European solidarity groups, Captain Marcos of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) reported.
“These days, a sister organization in the struggle for life, the Spanish Open Arms, is landing on the Cuban coast to deliver necessary support for the Cuban people. They are not carrying demands, requirements, conditions, or positions; they are carrying solar energy equipment and medicine for a hospital,” he added.
He said that aboard the sailboat Astral, “as one more element of its vessel and crew, was a small boat called Lacandona, related to the canoes that, five years ago, crossed the Atlantic from the mountains, defying the tide of history to unite a rebellion that knows no borders.” He pointed out that “just as the small Lacandona is the younger sister of the Astral and is the smallest vessel rescuing shipwrecked survivors of military, economic, and racial wars, our words and actions are one more in the great family of those who recognize the struggle for life as necessary, urgent, and imperative. The smallest, certainly, but also part of the whole.”
Marcos explained this at the start of the activities of the workshop “War Against Humanity: Populations and Nature Under Siege,” which will take place in San Cristóbal de las Casas from July 20th to 25th.
“We are summoned by the ultimate crime, crime made systemic, a crime so transparent that light doesn’t pass through it, but rather distorts it like a mirror, a prism that breaks down into pleasant, endearing, desirable, fashionable colors. It accumulates trillions of likes from its sacrificial victims and yet remains unsatisfied. So, we are summoned by a crime,” the captain stated at the start of the proceedings.
“We have a single criminal, the evidence is there, the daily judgment of reality is there, a sentence is always pending. The criminal in question has public defenders, judges, police, armies, banks, industries, businesses, social media, news outlets, World Cups, FIFA, virtual fan clubs, trade agreements, clandestine and open meetings, and the resigned attitude of millions of victims. It will not surrender easily and will not stop in its quest for conquest and subjugation,” he declared.
Original article by Elio Henríquez, La Jornada, July 21st, 2026.
https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/?p=35470 #caribbean #chiapas #cuba #ezln #mexico #northAmerica #resistance #Solidarity #zapatista
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Desinformémonos @Desinformemonos #EZLN ✊| Continúa el quinto día del Semillero Guerra contra la Humanidad (Las poblaciones y la naturaleza bajo asedio) desde el CIDECI en San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chiapas. Fotos: Xolotl/Desinformémonos https://noticiasdelarebelion.comun.red/ezln-%e2%9c%8a-continua-el-quinto-dia-del-semillero/
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Desinformémonos @Desinformemonos #EZLN ✊| Continúa el quinto día del Semillero Guerra contra la Humanidad (Las poblaciones y la naturaleza bajo asedio) desde el CIDECI en San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chiapas. Fotos: Xolotl/Desinformémonos https://noticiasdelarebelion.comun.red/ezln-%e2%9c%8a-continua-el-quinto-dia-del-semillero/
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Actualización desde el Semillero "Guerra contra la Humanidad" convocado por el #EZLN
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Actualización desde el Semillero "Guerra contra la Humanidad" convocado por el #EZLN
Más información en:
👉 https://wp.me/pdD3iE-w7h 🐝#ezln #Zapatistas #PueblosOriginarios #PueblosIndígenas #LaSexta #Resistencias #Protestas #Anarquismo
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✊🏽🇲🇽 #Noticias | Apoyo zapatista. El EZLN anunció que realizará una movilización en la Ciudad de México durante el mes de diciembre para respaldar las exigencias de los colectivos de personas buscadoras en el país. 🕊️ #EZLN #Buscadoras #DerechosHumanos #CDMX
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✊🏽🇲🇽 #Noticias | Apoyo zapatista. El EZLN anunció que realizará una movilización en la Ciudad de México durante el mes de diciembre para respaldar las exigencias de los colectivos de personas buscadoras en el país. 🕊️ #EZLN #Buscadoras #DerechosHumanos #CDMX
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✊🏽🇲🇽 #Noticias | Apoyo zapatista. El EZLN anunció que realizará una movilización en la Ciudad de México durante el mes de diciembre para respaldar las exigencias de los colectivos de personas buscadoras en el país. 🕊️ #EZLN #Buscadoras #DerechosHumanos #CDMX
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✊🏽🇲🇽 #Noticias | Apoyo zapatista. El EZLN anunció que realizará una movilización en la Ciudad de México durante el mes de diciembre para respaldar las exigencias de los colectivos de personas buscadoras en el país. 🕊️ #EZLN #Buscadoras #DerechosHumanos #CDMX
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El EZLN llegará a la CDMX para trazar lazos con las buscadoras y procesos de rebeldía y resistencia en diciembre próximo
#EZLN #ezln #Zapatistas #PueblosOriginarios #PueblosIndígenas #Zapatistas #LaSexta #Resistencias #Protestas #Anarquismo
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El EZLN llegará a la CDMX para trazar lazos con las buscadoras y procesos de rebeldía y resistencia en diciembre próximo
#EZLN #ezln #Zapatistas #PueblosOriginarios #PueblosIndígenas #Zapatistas #LaSexta #Resistencias #Protestas #Anarquismo
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El Ejército Zapatista de Liberación Nacional anunció que en diciembre una comisión zapatista viajará a la Cd de México para encontrarse con madres buscadoras y colectivos durante todo el mes.
«Los zapatistas iremos a la Ciudad de México y ahí haremos base para encontrarnos con todas esas personas y así organizar juntos futuras reuniones y actividades», anunció el subcomandante insurgente Moisés, quien compartió que también realizarán encuentros con otras resistencias durante su estancia
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El Ejército Zapatista de Liberación Nacional anunció que en diciembre una comisión zapatista viajará a la Cd de México para encontrarse con madres buscadoras y colectivos durante todo el mes.
«Los zapatistas iremos a la Ciudad de México y ahí haremos base para encontrarnos con todas esas personas y así organizar juntos futuras reuniones y actividades», anunció el subcomandante insurgente Moisés, quien compartió que también realizarán encuentros con otras resistencias durante su estancia
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Solidarity Statement from Chiapas Demanding the Immediate Release Compañero Jesús Plácido Galindo, Member Of the Indigenous And Popular Council Of Guerrero – Emiliano Zapata (Cipog-Ez)
July 18, 2026To the Indigenous and Popular Council of Guerrero – Emiliano Zapata (CIPOG-EZ)
To the Sixth Civil Observation Mission
To the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN)
To the National Indigenous Congress – Indigenous Governing Council (CNI-CIG)
To the peoples, organizations, collectives, and individuals who struggle for life and autonomy.From this territory we raise our collective voice to denounce the arrest and disappearance of compañero Jesús Plácido Galindo, spokesperson for the Indigenous and Popular Council of Guerrero – Emiliano Zapata (CIPOG-EZ) and member of the Coordination and Follow-Up Commission of the National Indigenous Congress.
We know this is not an isolated event, but part of the war that the bad governments and organized crime, acting in complicity and impunity, wage against the peoples who defend the land, the territory, and life. This alliance between them grows more evident by the day, and it is playing out across the entire territory known as Mexico. The systematic violence endured by the communities of the Montaña Baja region of Guerrero is part of this necropolitics carried out from above against those of us who live below: the killings, the disappearances, the forced displacement, and the criminalization of those who struggle are all expressions of a politics of terror carried out by this system of death, which seeks to destroy the peoples’ processes of autonomous organization.
The arrest of compa Jesús Plácido, which took place on July 17, 2026 in an operation involving military forces and security agencies, is deeply troubling. His whereabouts and the reasons for his arrest remain unknown at this time, and we hold the federal and state governments responsible for any harm to his physical and psychological integrity.
From Chiapas we know well the cost of defending life. Our peoples too have faced forced displacement, militarization, the presence of armed groups, persecution, and the criminalization of those who organize resistance. For this reason, the struggle of CIPOG-EZ is also our struggle.
We demand:
- The immediate return and freedom of compañero Jesús Plácido Galindo.
- That the authorities immediately report on his whereabouts and fully guarantee his integrity.
- An end to the persecution and criminalization of CIPOG-EZ and the organized communities of the Montaña Baja region of Guerrero.
- Real guarantees for the life, safety, and autonomy of the peoples that make up the National Indigenous Congress.
We call on organizations, collectives, communities, support networks, signatories of the Declaration for Life, adherents to the Sixth Declaration of the Lacandon Jungle, and all people of dignity to speak out and mobilize until our compañero is presented alive and set free.
Solidarity among peoples is our strength. Facing fear, organization. Facing war, community. Facing disappearance and violence, we will keep defending life.
Immediate presentation and freedom for Jesús Plácido Galindo!
Stop the war against the people!
Sincerely
From Chiapas
July 17, 2026We sign:
Organizations and collectives
Centro de Derechos Humanos Fray Bartolomé de las Casas A.C.
Coordinadora de Colectivxs, Organizaciones e Individuxs por Palestina en Chiapas
Escuelas para Chiapas
Espacio de Mujeres de la Sexta Jovel
Grupo de Trabajo No Estamos Todxs
Nantik Meche. Comunicación feminista popular.
Nodo Solidario – México
Desarrollo Económico y Social de los Mexicanos Indígenas A.C.
Territorios en MovimientoIndividual signatures
Concepción Suárez Aguilar. Popular defender. Chiapas
For life, land, territory, and autonomy.
Original text published by Grupo de Trabajo No Estamos Todxs.
https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/?p=35287 #chiapas #ezln #mexico #northAmerica #zapatista
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#EZLN TRANSMISIÓN EN VIVO. Semillero Guerra contra la Humanidad (Las poblaciones y la naturaleza bajo asedio). 20 DE JULIO DE 2026, 13:00 HORAS, CIDECI-UNITIERRA I #EZLN | https://wp.me/p9YUg-6MB
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#EZLN #Chiapas
https://enlacezapatista.ezln.org.mx/2026/07/11/programa-semillero-guerra-contra-la-humanidad-las-poblaciones-y-la-naturaleza-bajo-asedio-cideci-unitierra-del-20-al-25-de-julio-de-2026/Programa Semillero Guerra contra la Humanidad. (Las poblaciones y la naturaleza bajo asedio) CIDECI-UNITIERRA, del 20 al 25 de julio de 2026
Programa
Semillero Guerra contra la Humanidad. (Las poblaciones y la naturaleza bajo asedio)
CIDECI-UNITIERRA, del 20 al 25 de julio de 2026LUNES 20.
13:00 – 15:00 hrs.Gilberto López y Rivas – “Terrorismo global de Estado, militarización y recolonización de los territorios”.
Alicia Castellanos – “Racismo y violencia contra los pueblos”
Comisión Sexta Zapatista.18:00 – 20:00 hrs.
Wilfrido A. Gómez-Arias – “Nuestra agua, sus concesiones. La arquitectura legal del despojo y el acaparamiento del agua en México”
Carlos Tornel – “Capitalismo, guerra total y la rebelión de lo vivo”
Comisión Sexta Zapatista.MARTES 21.
13:00 – 15:00 hrs.Alejandra Guillén – “Desaparición y leva para la acumulación de capital. Grietas de resistencia ante el nuevo dominio”
Ilán Semo – “La caída del antiguo orden y las nuevas formas de la guerra”
Comisión Sexta Zapatista.18:00 – 20:00 hrs.
Mauricio González González – “La guerra por otros medios: fracking en territorios insumisos”.
Pablo Montaño – “La palabra esperanza ante la Guerra contra la Naturaleza”
Comisión Sexta Zapatista.MIÉRCOLES 22.
13:00 – 15:00 hrs.Carlos Alberto Ríos Gordillo – “Huellear a la hidra cabezona. Pistas para una contrahistoria rebelde”.
Mateo Crossa Niell – “Los nuevos rostros de la explotación en la guerra del capital contra la clase trabajadora”.
Comisión Sexta Zapatista.18:00 – 20:00. Palestina siempre.
Micaela Gramajo – “Proyecto Olivo”.
Iván Prado – «Palestina, palabra semilla”
Comisión Sexta Zapatista.JUEVES 23.
13:00 – 15:00Bruno Miranda – “Miradas críticas de las migraciones y las fronteras”.
David Barrios – “El fin de las guerras y las luchas por la Vida”
Comisión Sexta Zapatista.18:00 – 20:00.
Andrea Horcasitas Martínez – “Frente al horror, la búsqueda y la promesa del reencuentro”
Raúl Romero – “Corporaciones criminales y las luchas por la Vida”
Comisión Sexta Zapatista.VIERNES 24.
13:00 – 15:00Vicente Moctezuma Mendoza – “Extracción, despojo, exclusión y resistencias en la Ciudad”.
Iracema Gavilán – “Mandatos de género y extractivismos: acciones desde el ecofeminismo”.
Comisión Sexta Zapatista.18:00 – 20:00 – Diferencias
Titze Malambé – “Radiografía del cuerpo en resistencia”.
Vica Rule – “Potencia Travesti contra Realismo Capitalista. Propaganda para una militancia a favor de la vida”.
Comisión Sexta Zapatista.SÁBADO 25
13:00 – 15:00 – DiferenciasBrenda Nava Galindo – “Habitar la fuga, crear otros mundos: el cimarronaje como memoria, territorio y resistencia antirracista frente al colonialismo”.
Argelia Guerrero – “‘Danza para mujeres’… que luchan”
Comisión Sexta Zapatista.
CLAUSURA.Desde las Montañas del Sureste Mexicano.
Subcomandante Insurgente Moisés.
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RE: https://kolektiva.social/@cdhfrayba/116947641270715911
Please sign this petition calling for the immediate release of Jesús Plácido Galindo, regional coordinator of the Indigenous and Popular Council of Guerrero and a member of the National Indigenous Congress.
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RE: https://kolektiva.social/@cdhfrayba/116947641270715911
Please sign this petition calling for the immediate release of Jesús Plácido Galindo, regional coordinator of the Indigenous and Popular Council of Guerrero and a member of the National Indigenous Congress.
https://redtdt.org.mx/archivos/23923 -
Cartel emergente exigiendo la libertad de Jesus Plácido
El día de hoy la Secretaría de la «Defensa» Nacional detuvo arbitrariamente a Jesús Plácido Galindo, coordinador regional del Consejo Indígena y Popular de Guerrero – Emiliano Zapata (CIPOG-EZ) y miembro del Congreso Nacional Indígena (CNI). La detención se da en el marco de una campaña de hostigamiento contra las comunidades del CIPOG-EZ por parte de los narcos de «Los Ardillos», que atacaron con drones y desplazaron a cuentos de personas. En vez de perseguir a los criminales, el gobierno persigue a los luchadores sociales.
El cartel está realizado con GIMP e Inkscape. La fuente de nuevo es DINish, que se está volviendo una de mis fuentes de cabecera.
#cartel #CIPOGEZ #CNI #EZLN #GIMP #Inkscape #México #presosPolíticos -
Cartel emergente exigiendo la libertad de Jesus Plácido
El día de hoy la Secretaría de la «Defensa» Nacional detuvo arbitrariamente a Jesús Plácido Galindo, coordinador regional del Consejo Indígena y Popular de Guerrero – Emiliano Zapata (CIPOG-EZ) y miembro del Congreso Nacional Indígena (CNI). La detención se da en el marco de una campaña de hostigamiento contra las comunidades del CIPOG-EZ por parte de los narcos de «Los Ardillos», que atacaron con drones y desplazaron a cuentos de personas. En vez de perseguir a los criminales, el gobierno persigue a los luchadores sociales.
El cartel está realizado con GIMP e Inkscape. La fuente de nuevo es DINish, que se está volviendo una de mis fuentes de cabecera.
#cartel #CIPOGEZ #CNI #EZLN #GIMP #Inkscape #México #presosPolíticos -
Hoy la SEDENA detuvo arbitrariamente a Jesús Plácido Galindo, coordinador regional del Consejo Indígena y Popular de Guerrero – Emiliano Zapata y miembro del Congreso Nacional Indígena. La detención se da en el marco de una campaña de hostigamiento contra el CIPOG-EZ por parte del grupo delictivo "Los Ardillos". En vez de perseguir a los criminales, el gobierno persigue a los luchadores sociales.
#EZLN #CNI #CIPOGEZ #GIMP #MadeWithInkscape #Inkscape #Mexico #Guerrero
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Hoy la SEDENA detuvo arbitrariamente a Jesús Plácido Galindo, coordinador regional del Consejo Indígena y Popular de Guerrero – Emiliano Zapata y miembro del Congreso Nacional Indígena. La detención se da en el marco de una campaña de hostigamiento contra el CIPOG-EZ por parte del grupo delictivo "Los Ardillos". En vez de perseguir a los criminales, el gobierno persigue a los luchadores sociales.
#EZLN #CNI #CIPOGEZ #GIMP #MadeWithInkscape #Inkscape #Mexico #Guerrero
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Public Denunciation by the National Indigenous Congress in Chiapas
To the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN)
To the National Indigenous Congress (CNI)
To the Networks of Resistance and Rebellion
To the Sixth Declaration, National and International
To the Signatories of a Declaration for Life on the Five Continents
To Unsubmissive, Dignified, and Rebellious Europe
To Human Rights Organizations and Collectives
To the Indigenous Peoples of Mexico and the World
To Free and Independent Media
To Critical Academia
To Social Organizations, Collectives, and Civil SocietyAs the National Indigenous Congress in Chiapas, we publicly denounce the repression against our peoples and communities. The capitalist hydra, with the complicity of the three levels of corrupt government—municipal, state, and federal—continues to plunder our territories.
The events of February 12, 2026, carried out by the State Guard, the Chilón Municipal Police, officials from the National Institute of Indigenous Peoples, and the Unitary Agrarian Court against our compañeros from the CNI “Samir Flores Soberanes” Zone 10 Patria Nueva in the community of Jotolá, municipality of Chilón, have resulted in the displacement of eight families and the arrest of two of our members: Francisco Moreno and María de Jesús Sánchez. Their homes were destroyed and their belongings stolen.
Our compañeras and compañeros remain displaced; eight people have arrest warrants issued against them and are facing economic hardship, illness, unemployment, and homelessness. Francisco Moreno remains imprisoned at the Yajalón jail, and María de Jesús is required to report to the bad government every Friday.
As the CNI, we denounce the actions being committed by the corrupt governments against our Tseltal brothers and sisters of the CNI who are organizing at the Dr. Belisario Domínguez “Samir Flores Soberanes” Traditional Public Market, Zone 10 Patria Nueva, in the municipality of Ocosingo.
With the complicity of the corrupt governments, 39 co-owners, have been suffering the dispossession of their workplaces, the destruction of their stalls, the construction of fences to block access to their workplaces, humiliations, threats, violence against our sisters, the kidnapping of our compañeros—including children—and the fabrication of criminal charges before the Attorney General’s Office of the State of Chiapas—acts that we have publicly denounced.
We tell our fellow compañeras and compañeros in the struggle that our brothers and sisters at the Dr. Belisario Domínguez “Samir Flores Soberanes” Traditional Public Market continue to defend the Territory and its Autonomy; they are not for sale to big capital, nor are our existence and the Resistance of our Peoples up for negotiation. We demand an end to this legalized dispossession and any other counterinsurgency actions against our 39 compañeros.
We also denounce the harassment being suffered by 10 Tseltal families from the community of Agua Clara, located in Zone 5 Roberto Barrios, municipality of Salto de Agua, Chiapas—members of the National Indigenous Congress in Chiapas. For the past 10 years, our brothers and sisters have been fighting to defend their territory, their autonomy, and their right to self-determination.
We state that with the arrival of megaprojects such as the misnamed “Maya Train,” the threats to our territory have increased. Now, with the construction of the San Cristóbal–Palenque superhighway, they are destroying our hills, cutting down trees, and this has caused droughts; the water levels of our rivers have dropped; and the harvest road that runs through our plots has caused divisions within the community. We were never informed by the ejido authorities—who claim it is for the benefit of the population—when we know it is actually to facilitate tourism.Our compañeros in the CNI are being threatened with dispossession and eviction from the lands they have occupied for years. On June 23, 2026, government supporters threatened that the Pakales Immediate Reaction Forces would enter to evict them from their plots. These repressive actions are carried out with the complicity of the three levels of corrupt governments.
These same acts of territorial dispossession are happening to our comrades who are members of the National Indigenous Congress, Zone 11 Tulankao, in the community of San Francisco, municipality of Teopisca, Chiapas. On March 24 of this year, they were informed by two engineers from the state government that a highway from San Cristóbal to Teopisca would pass through their territory, for which 60 meters of land were needed. The engineers arrived with their tricks and lies, claiming that the other communities had agreed to the project. We publicly state that our brothers and sisters from many communities do not agree to the construction of this highway.
The campesinas and campesinos of San Francisco know that the highway is for the benefit of business owners. As Indigenous Peoples, we know it will only destroy our lands and trees, bring air pollution, and destroy our culture and peace. As Indigenous Peoples, we say NO to this highway project.
As the National Indigenous Congress in Chiapas, we observe that the war against Indigenous peoples continues; there is no peace—there is dispossession of our workplaces and our territories. The corrupt government uses repression to destroy our organization. Deadly projects continue, such as the San Cristóbal-Palenque superhighway and the San Cristóbal-Teopisca highway. Our compañeros remain in prison, and families have been displaced.
Therefore, WE DEMAND:
A complete end to the dispossession of Indigenous Peoples’ territories.
An end to the attacks on the autonomy of our brothers and sisters in the National Indigenous Congress in Chiapas.
The full release of our compañeros María de Jesús Sánchez and Francisco Moreno.
The revocation of the arrest warrants against our compañeros and compañeras.
That the forced displacement of our compañeros and compañeras be addressed.
The immediate and unconditional return of the market stalls to our compañeros and compañeras at the Dr. Belisario Domínguez “Samir Flores Soberanes” Traditional Public Market.
An immediate end to the threats, harassment, and any attempt at eviction against the CNI families of Agua Clara in Zone 5 Roberto Barrios, municipality of Salto de Agua.
A halt to “death projects” such as the San Cristóbal-Palenque superhighway and the San Cristóbal-Teopisca highway.
Respect for our community organization and our right to remain on the land we inhabit.
Our land is not for sale—it is to be loved and defended!!!
Long live the Resistance of the Indigenous Peoples!!!
Truth and Justice—Samir Lives!!!
Long live the National Indigenous Congress!!!
Long live the Zapatista Army of National Liberation!!!
Stop the war against the Zapatista communities!!!
Never again a Mexico without us!!!
To see the press conference at Frayba go to: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1JmguuXiMi/
Original text published by Frayba on July 14th, 2026.
Translation by Schools for Chiapas.
https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/?p=35195 #chiapas #cni #ezln #mexico #nationalIndigenousCongress #northAmerica #zapatista -
El gobierno de México presume inversión de 55 mil millones de pesos para 21 Planes de Justicia para Pueblos Indígenas, mientras que los desplazamientos y hostigamiento aumentan.
#pueblosindigenas #pueblosoriginarios #resistencia #EZLN #ezln #Zapatistas #Protestas #PueblosIndígenas #ClaudiaSheinbaum
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El gobierno de México presume inversión de 55 mil millones de pesos para 21 Planes de Justicia para Pueblos Indígenas, mientras que los desplazamientos y hostigamiento aumentan.
#pueblosindigenas #pueblosoriginarios #resistencia #EZLN #ezln #Zapatistas #Protestas #PueblosIndígenas #ClaudiaSheinbaum
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Ein Tor gegen das Vergessen!
Auszug aus einer Erklärung des Netzwerks „Europa Zapatista“ angesichts der Weltmeisterschaft der Ausbeutung und Gewalt in MexikoAm 11. Juni dieses Jahres: das große Fest! Der Fußball!
Die FIFA wird empfangen, und dafür wurden zahlreiche Familien aus ihren Wohnungen vertriebe
https://girahh.noblogs.org/post/2026/06/13/ein-tor-gegen-das-vergessen/
#deutsch #EuropaZapatista #EZLN #FIFA #Fuball #Gewalt #Kommunique #Mexiko #Mundial #Vertriebene #YaBastaNetz -
Convocatoria al Semillero "GUERRA CONTRA LA HUMANIDAD. (Las poblaciones y la naturaleza bajo asedio)”. CIDECI-UNITIERRA, del 20 al 24 de julio de 2026 I Subcomandante Insurgente Moisés I Junio de 2026 | #EZLN | https://wp.me/p9YUg-6LL
Reenviado desde Red Universitaria Anticapitalista
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CW: Ataques paramilitares en La Montaña de Guerrero. Reflexión.
Hace semanas, Guerrero fue noticia debido a los ataques armados contra comunidades indígenas. El asunto tuvo resonancia pues se trataba de poblaciones vinculadas al EZLN.
Por eso, adherentes a la Sexta organizaron una misión de observación para denunciar lo sucedido. Concluyendo que poblaciones nahuas fueron desplazadas por la violencia paramilitar de Los Ardillos.
Dicha versión contrasta con testimonios obtenidos por periodistas, pues indican que la organización Cipog-EZ (aliada del EZLN) también estuvo implicada en la agresión armada. Aquí un fragmento:"Los disparos que provocaron que los habitantes de Xicotlán huyeran, venían de los cerros, repiten todos los que fueron consultados sobre lo que pasó. Arriba de Xicotlán está Alcozacán, un territorio donde tiene presencia e influencia el Cipog-EZ"
"La mayoría de esos pueblos que hoy están en conflicto pertenecían a la CRAC-PF... Pero todo ha cambiado, contó uno de los habitantes de Xicotlán, quien denunció que Cipog-EZ, CRAC-PF y Los Tlacos, son los mismos. Los Tlacos es otro grupo criminal que opera en Guerrero."*¿Será que los incondicionales del EZLN manipulan la narración para no inculpar a sus aliados?
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What’s the score sport ?
https://schoolsforchiapas.org/iv-love-and-heartbreak-according-to-football/
(Original article in Spanish)
https://enlacezapatista.ezln.org.mx/2026/05/24/un-tractor-en-comun-y-el-caso-del-perico-loco-iv-el-amor-y-el-desamor-segun-el-futbol/ -
A casi 20 años de haber presentado el caso ante la CIDH, Las Abejas de Acteal lanzaron una campaña para exigir el Informe de Fondo sobre la Masacre de Acteal. La organización denuncia que la falta de justicia mantiene abiertas las condiciones de violencia, desplazamiento, hostigamiento y reclutamiento criminal en comunidades de Chiapas.
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En Chiapas, desplazan a ocho familias y las acusan de despojo
#chiapas #desplazamientoforzado #cni #derechoshumanos #territorio #ezln #noaldespojo
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A dos meses del desalojo violento, familias tzeltales permanecen desplazadas y enfrentan procesos penales por despojo
👉🏾 wp.me/pdD3iE-vV8 🐝
