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Manifestantes increpan a Cuauhtémoc Blanco rumbo al México vs Inglaterra y vandalizan su camioneta
Cuauhtémoc Blanco, diputado federal de Morena, fue interceptado por integrantes de la Asamblea Antimundialista cuando se dirigía al Estadio Ciudad de México para el partido entre México e Inglaterra. Los manifestantes pintaron su vehículo y lanzaron consignas en su contra.
Por Gabriela Díaz | Reportera
Cuauhtémoc Blanco, diputado federal de Morena, fue interceptado este domingo por integrantes de la Asamblea Antimundialista mientras se dirigía al Estadio Ciudad de México para asistir al partido de octavos de final entre las selecciones de México e Inglaterra.
El incidente ocurrió alrededor de las 15:49 horas sobre Periférico Sur, frente al Centro Cultural Ollin Yoliztli, donde un grupo de manifestantes mantenía una protesta contra la realización de la Copa Mundial de Futbol 2026.
Al identificar al exgobernador de Morelos, los inconformes comenzaron a lanzar consignas como «¡asesino!» y «¡Samir vive!», en referencia al activista Samir Flores, asesinado en 2019.
Pintan la camioneta y obligan al conductor a retirarse
De acuerdo con información publicada por Proceso, los manifestantes pintaron la camioneta Cadillac Suburban en la que viajaba el legislador y también arrojaron piedras contra la unidad.
Durante la confrontación, Blanco descendió brevemente del vehículo, vestido con una playera de la Selección Mexicana, mientras continuaban los gritos en su contra. Instantes después volvió a abordar la camioneta.
Ante el bloqueo, el conductor realizó una maniobra para abandonar el lugar, subiendo al camellón central y avanzando en reversa hasta retirarse de la zona.
Protesta contra el Mundial 2026
La movilización fue organizada por la Asamblea Antimundialista, colectivo que mantiene su rechazo a la organización de la Copa Mundial de Futbol 2026 y que este domingo realizó protestas en distintos puntos de la capital, horas antes del encuentro entre México e Inglaterra.
Hasta el momento, las autoridades no han informado sobre personas detenidas ni sobre daños adicionales derivados del incidente. –sn–
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El poder no quería que supieras esto. Samir Flores fue asesinado por alzar la voz contra un megaproyecto. Siete años después, un juez destapa el montaje.
#samirflores #defensoresambientales #ambientalistas #activistas #protestas #morelos #sheinbaum #claudiasheinbaum #ezln #zapatistas #mexico2026 #samirfloresvive
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El poder no quería que supieras esto. Samir Flores fue asesinado por alzar la voz contra un megaproyecto. Siete años después, un juez destapa el montaje.
#samirflores #defensoresambientales #ambientalistas #activistas #protestas #morelos #sheinbaum #claudiasheinbaum #ezln #zapatistas #mexico2026 #samirfloresvive
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El poder no quería que supieras esto. Samir Flores fue asesinado por alzar la voz contra un megaproyecto. Siete años después, un juez destapa el montaje.
#samirflores #defensoresambientales #ambientalistas #activistas #protestas #morelos #sheinbaum #claudiasheinbaum #ezln #zapatistas #mexico2026 #samirfloresvive
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El poder no quería que supieras esto. Samir Flores fue asesinado por alzar la voz contra un megaproyecto. Siete años después, un juez destapa el montaje.
#samirflores #defensoresambientales #ambientalistas #activistas #protestas #morelos #sheinbaum #claudiasheinbaum #ezln #zapatistas #mexico2026 #samirfloresvive
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El poder no quería que supieras esto. Samir Flores fue asesinado por alzar la voz contra un megaproyecto. Siete años después, un juez destapa el montaje.
#samirflores #defensoresambientales #ambientalistas #activistas #protestas #morelos #sheinbaum #claudiasheinbaum #ezln #zapatistas #mexico2026 #samirfloresvive
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FPDTA-MPT: El asesinato de Sandra Rosa Camacho es un asesinato político
"El asesinato de Sandra es un feminicidio, pero también un asesinato político, un atentado contra el derecho a la organización de los pueblos, una forma de amedrentar y mandar un mensaje a todo aquel que quiera organizarse por el bien de su pueblo. Sandra estaba luchando por la recuperación de la democracia por usos y costumbres en el municipio de Temoac, para combatir el caciquismo narcopolitico que ha gobernado Temoac en los últimos 9 años, por lo que instamos a todos los pueblo, colectivos y personas a no dejar que el asesinato de Sandra sea en vano y por lo que ella y Samir lucharon se vuelva realidad y libertad para los pueblos del Oriente de Morelos, no estamos sol@s compañer@s."
#SandraRosaCamacho #Temoac #Represión #SamirFlores #ResistenciaIndígena
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FPDTA-MPT: El asesinato de Sandra Rosa Camacho es un asesinato político
"El asesinato de Sandra es un feminicidio, pero también un asesinato político, un atentado contra el derecho a la organización de los pueblos, una forma de amedrentar y mandar un mensaje a todo aquel que quiera organizarse por el bien de su pueblo. Sandra estaba luchando por la recuperación de la democracia por usos y costumbres en el municipio de Temoac, para combatir el caciquismo narcopolitico que ha gobernado Temoac en los últimos 9 años, por lo que instamos a todos los pueblo, colectivos y personas a no dejar que el asesinato de Sandra sea en vano y por lo que ella y Samir lucharon se vuelva realidad y libertad para los pueblos del Oriente de Morelos, no estamos sol@s compañer@s."
#SandraRosaCamacho #Temoac #Represión #SamirFlores #ResistenciaIndígena
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FPDTA-MPT: El asesinato de Sandra Rosa Camacho es un asesinato político
"El asesinato de Sandra es un feminicidio, pero también un asesinato político, un atentado contra el derecho a la organización de los pueblos, una forma de amedrentar y mandar un mensaje a todo aquel que quiera organizarse por el bien de su pueblo. Sandra estaba luchando por la recuperación de la democracia por usos y costumbres en el municipio de Temoac, para combatir el caciquismo narcopolitico que ha gobernado Temoac en los últimos 9 años, por lo que instamos a todos los pueblo, colectivos y personas a no dejar que el asesinato de Sandra sea en vano y por lo que ella y Samir lucharon se vuelva realidad y libertad para los pueblos del Oriente de Morelos, no estamos sol@s compañer@s."
#SandraRosaCamacho #Temoac #Represión #SamirFlores #ResistenciaIndígena
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FPDTA-MPT: El asesinato de Sandra Rosa Camacho es un asesinato político
"El asesinato de Sandra es un feminicidio, pero también un asesinato político, un atentado contra el derecho a la organización de los pueblos, una forma de amedrentar y mandar un mensaje a todo aquel que quiera organizarse por el bien de su pueblo. Sandra estaba luchando por la recuperación de la democracia por usos y costumbres en el municipio de Temoac, para combatir el caciquismo narcopolitico que ha gobernado Temoac en los últimos 9 años, por lo que instamos a todos los pueblo, colectivos y personas a no dejar que el asesinato de Sandra sea en vano y por lo que ella y Samir lucharon se vuelva realidad y libertad para los pueblos del Oriente de Morelos, no estamos sol@s compañer@s."
#SandraRosaCamacho #Temoac #Represión #SamirFlores #ResistenciaIndígena
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FPDTA-MPT: El asesinato de Sandra Rosa Camacho es un asesinato político
"El asesinato de Sandra es un feminicidio, pero también un asesinato político, un atentado contra el derecho a la organización de los pueblos, una forma de amedrentar y mandar un mensaje a todo aquel que quiera organizarse por el bien de su pueblo. Sandra estaba luchando por la recuperación de la democracia por usos y costumbres en el municipio de Temoac, para combatir el caciquismo narcopolitico que ha gobernado Temoac en los últimos 9 años, por lo que instamos a todos los pueblo, colectivos y personas a no dejar que el asesinato de Sandra sea en vano y por lo que ella y Samir lucharon se vuelva realidad y libertad para los pueblos del Oriente de Morelos, no estamos sol@s compañer@s."
#SandraRosaCamacho #Temoac #Represión #SamirFlores #ResistenciaIndígena
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Un juez federal absuelve al autor material del asesinato de #SamirFlores, pero confirma: el crimen fue por su activismo.
#samirflores #DefensoresAmbientales #Ambientalistas #Activistas #Protestas #Morelos #Sheinbaum #ClaudiaSheinbaum #EZLN #zapatistas #Mexico
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Un juez federal absuelve al autor material del asesinato de #SamirFlores, pero confirma: el crimen fue por su activismo.
#samirflores #DefensoresAmbientales #Ambientalistas #Activistas #Protestas #Morelos #Sheinbaum #ClaudiaSheinbaum #EZLN #zapatistas #Mexico
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Un juez federal absuelve al autor material del asesinato de #SamirFlores, pero confirma: el crimen fue por su activismo.
#samirflores #DefensoresAmbientales #Ambientalistas #Activistas #Protestas #Morelos #Sheinbaum #ClaudiaSheinbaum #EZLN #zapatistas #Mexico
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Un juez federal absuelve al autor material del asesinato de #SamirFlores, pero confirma: el crimen fue por su activismo.
#samirflores #DefensoresAmbientales #Ambientalistas #Activistas #Protestas #Morelos #Sheinbaum #ClaudiaSheinbaum #EZLN #zapatistas #Mexico
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Un juez federal absuelve al autor material del asesinato de #SamirFlores, pero confirma: el crimen fue por su activismo.
#samirflores #DefensoresAmbientales #Ambientalistas #Activistas #Protestas #Morelos #Sheinbaum #ClaudiaSheinbaum #EZLN #zapatistas #Mexico
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Zapatista Commemorations for Samir Flores on the Seventh Anniversary of his Assassination
Seven years after the assassination of Samir Flores Soberanes, Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) supporters and organized communities held Zapatista Days for Samir Flores to honor his memory and denounce the impunity that persists in the case. The activities took place as part of the commemoration of his death, with the aim of denouncing the lack of justice and calling for grassroots organizing against megaprojects and governments.
During the day, the supporters affirmed that Samir is a symbol of resistance and rebellion in Mexico and the world. “Let’s not wait for justice to be delivered by those at the top. Those at the top of the pyramid. Those in power. Justice will come from below, from organized communities,” they declared. They also stated that “if we don’t organize, there is no struggle that can continue.”
They recalled that Samir Flores was an Indigenous farmer from Actzingo, a Nahuatl speaker, and a broadcaster on his community radio station, which had been operating since 2016. He was a member of the National Indigenous Congress and participated in the defense of their territory against megaprojects promoted by powerful interests and by all three levels of government.
“Samir gave his life and his blood to defend Mother Earth. The life and blood of our comrade Samir were not shed in vain,” they affirmed. The Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) support bases stated that the crime remains unpunished and that the best way to honor his memory is to continue the struggle of the peoples who defend Mother Earth in Mexico and around the world.
Original article at Desinformémonos, February 21, 2026.
https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/?p=28662 #ezln #mexico #northAmerica #SamirFlores #zapatista
Translated by Schools for Chiapas -
Zapatista Commemorations for Samir Flores on the Seventh Anniversary of his Assassination
Seven years after the assassination of Samir Flores Soberanes, Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) supporters and organized communities held Zapatista Days for Samir Flores to honor his memory and denounce the impunity that persists in the case. The activities took place as part of the commemoration of his death, with the aim of denouncing the lack of justice and calling for grassroots organizing against megaprojects and governments.
During the day, the supporters affirmed that Samir is a symbol of resistance and rebellion in Mexico and the world. “Let’s not wait for justice to be delivered by those at the top. Those at the top of the pyramid. Those in power. Justice will come from below, from organized communities,” they declared. They also stated that “if we don’t organize, there is no struggle that can continue.”
They recalled that Samir Flores was an Indigenous farmer from Actzingo, a Nahuatl speaker, and a broadcaster on his community radio station, which had been operating since 2016. He was a member of the National Indigenous Congress and participated in the defense of their territory against megaprojects promoted by powerful interests and by all three levels of government.
“Samir gave his life and his blood to defend Mother Earth. The life and blood of our comrade Samir were not shed in vain,” they affirmed. The Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) support bases stated that the crime remains unpunished and that the best way to honor his memory is to continue the struggle of the peoples who defend Mother Earth in Mexico and around the world.
Original article at Desinformémonos, February 21, 2026.
https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/?p=28662 #ezln #mexico #northAmerica #SamirFlores #zapatista
Translated by Schools for Chiapas -
7 años del asesinato de #SamirFlores, #Fiscalía insiste en un montaje. Enjuiciar al asesino material sin tocar a los autores intelectuales es simular #Justicia
#claudiasheinbaum #pueblosoriginarios #pueblosindigenas #ezln #zapatistas #indigenas #samirflores #samirfloresvive #samirfloressoberanes #samirfloressomostodos #mexico_maravilloso #resistencia #protesta #zapatista #zapatistasnoestansolxs
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7 años del asesinato de #SamirFlores, #Fiscalía insiste en un montaje. Enjuiciar al asesino material sin tocar a los autores intelectuales es simular #Justicia
#claudiasheinbaum #pueblosoriginarios #pueblosindigenas #ezln #zapatistas #indigenas #samirflores #samirfloresvive #samirfloressoberanes #samirfloressomostodos #mexico_maravilloso #resistencia #protesta #zapatista #zapatistasnoestansolxs
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7 años del asesinato de #SamirFlores, #Fiscalía insiste en un montaje. Enjuiciar al asesino material sin tocar a los autores intelectuales es simular #Justicia
#claudiasheinbaum #pueblosoriginarios #pueblosindigenas #ezln #zapatistas #indigenas #samirflores #samirfloresvive #samirfloressoberanes #samirfloressomostodos #mexico_maravilloso #resistencia #protesta #zapatista #zapatistasnoestansolxs
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7 años del asesinato de #SamirFlores, #Fiscalía insiste en un montaje. Enjuiciar al asesino material sin tocar a los autores intelectuales es simular #Justicia
#claudiasheinbaum #pueblosoriginarios #pueblosindigenas #ezln #zapatistas #indigenas #samirflores #samirfloresvive #samirfloressoberanes #samirfloressomostodos #mexico_maravilloso #resistencia #protesta #zapatista #zapatistasnoestansolxs
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7 años del asesinato de #SamirFlores, #Fiscalía insiste en un montaje. Enjuiciar al asesino material sin tocar a los autores intelectuales es simular #Justicia
#claudiasheinbaum #pueblosoriginarios #pueblosindigenas #ezln #zapatistas #indigenas #samirflores #samirfloresvive #samirfloressoberanes #samirfloressomostodos #mexico_maravilloso #resistencia #protesta #zapatista #zapatistasnoestansolxs
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19-22 de febrero: Convocatoria a Jornadas "Justicia para Samir Flores y autodeterminación para los pueblos"
“La justicia desde abajo solo se construirá con memoria, rebeldía y organización”
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19-22 de febrero: Convocatoria a Jornadas "Justicia para Samir Flores y autodeterminación para los pueblos"
“La justicia desde abajo solo se construirá con memoria, rebeldía y organización”
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19-22 de febrero: Convocatoria a Jornadas "Justicia para Samir Flores y autodeterminación para los pueblos"
“La justicia desde abajo solo se construirá con memoria, rebeldía y organización”
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19-22 de febrero: Convocatoria a Jornadas "Justicia para Samir Flores y autodeterminación para los pueblos"
“La justicia desde abajo solo se construirá con memoria, rebeldía y organización”
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Greetings to Casa Samir Flores Soberanes
ZAPATISTA ARMY OF NATIONAL LIBERATION
SIXTH ZAPATISTA COMMISSION
MexicoTo:
The House of Indigenous Peoples and Communities “Samir Flores Soberanes”; The Otomí Indigenous Community residing in Mexico City; The UPREZ-Benito Juárez.From: Subcomandante Insurgente Moisés.
I write to you on behalf of the women, children, elders, men, and other Zapatistas who resist in the mountains of southeastern Mexico.
We embrace our compañeros and compañeras and compañeroas from the various groups, collectives, movements, and organizations that are present today. And we would like to take this opportunity to thank them and, through them, all the good people who have shown solidarity and support in the face of the attacks we have suffered at the hands of the governments of the so-called 4T. We offer you our respect and gratitude.
Although geographically distant, we are close in our commitment to resistance and rebellion against the monster, the Capitalist Hydra that exploits human beings, feeds on the blood, destruction, and death of entire peoples, rapes women, persecutes those who are different, represses the search for justice, plunders territories, and has discovered how to inflict pain on those who search for their disappeared loved ones.
It seems that there are few things that unite and define us, but they can be summed up in the struggle for life. In this struggle against death, we come together with different races, colors, beliefs, geographies, ways of life, and calendars.
Beyond borders, customs checkpoints, armies, wars, lies, slander, and blockades, we learn to call “compañero,” “compañera,” or “compañeroa,” those who are different from us but similar in their steadfastness in resistance and creativity in rebellion, those who share commonality in the commitment to destroy the beast that lives off our labor, revels in our pain, mocks our rebellion, and believes that history is eternal, as eternal as its dominion.
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It is our belief that the backbone of our struggle is the Común. That is, to seek and find what unites us, but without ceasing to be who we each are. To renounce trying to convert everyone, everything, into our image and likeness. To renounce the conscious or unconscious construction of new pyramids to replace the current ones so that everything changes but remains the same. To renounce imposing a single path, a single pace, an identical mode, a carbon copy.
To speak of respect, support, and solidarity is to speak into the void if it is not demonstrated in the real practices of each person.
We, the Zapatista communities, originally of Mayan descent, believe that the COMMON is something to be built. A space where we can live together without anyone more or anyone less. “Cabal,” we Zapatista peoples say, which does not mean “equality,” “similarity,” “command and obedience,” but rather difference in a common endeavor.
There are no recipes, no manuals, no theory for this. Instead, there is the realization of the need for new forms. Not only of struggle and organization, but also and above all of new ways of relating among those who, like you and us, resist and rebel against the cruel fate of the deadly box of the capitalist system.
Nor is there a single way of achieving the COMÚN. There is no paper, writing, song, poem, play, film, painting, sculpture, or building that serves as a guide where we can check off or cross off each step as we succeed or fail.
Each of us, according to our own calendar, geography, and way of life, will find our own ways. It has been useful for us to study the Storm and the misfortune, destruction, and death it brings. So we believe that, with el Común, we will have a better way to face the storm and survive it. This is so that history does not repeat itself, where, with each change, those at the top rearrange themselves at the top and those at the bottom end up even lower… or disappear without anyone noticing.
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And now, the Otomí sisters in resistance and rebellion in Mexico City are opening a space in the house they have occupied and maintained amid harassment, lies, pretense, and deception. They create a space with their eyes fixed on the distance. They build a space looking not upward, but outward, to the sides, where there are others like them. They offer them the space, the time, and the means to say to each other, “Let’s share with each other.”
They do so in their own way, according to their own calendar and geography. They will have successes that we will all celebrate. They will have setbacks that we will help them resolve. They will have blows that we will alleviate with sisterly words. And their example will be a seed that, in other calendars, in other geographies, will give birth to a different plant, distinct but the same in its dignity.
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That is why we want to applaud the initiative of our Otomí compañerxs, mainly women, who have decided to create a common space in the house they recovered from the hands of imposters, of caxlanes disguised as indigenous people, who discriminate against, threaten, and attack the indigenous people of Mexico City. It is only because they do not give up that they are persecuted. Only because they do not sell out, they are attacked. Only because they do not give in, they are discriminated against.
This is how we have to do the things we set out to do. Under pressure, attacks, lies, slander, and silence. More than 500 years and the old and new conquistadors, who are the same in these calendars, do not understand that resistance and rebellion are in our blood.
We inherited it from our parents, our grandparents, and our grandparents’ grandparents, going back centuries. We will pass it on to our children, our children’s children, and so on until the world is a dignified place, a place of life.
For more than 500 years, they have been trying to change us, trying to turn us into caxlanes who only look out for themselves, without thinking about others.
More than 500 years and we are still who we are. As Tata Juan Chávez said: “We are who we are.” And we are resisting a war that wants to erase us as who we are. That wants to turn us into a little sticker in the colorful album of the history from above.
“We are what we are” means that we are the language that speaks to us, the color that clothes us, the culture that lives within us, the history in which we are born every day, at all hours, in all places.
Cheers to the COMÚN at Casa Samir Flores Soberanes. May other ways to prepare for the storm and, above all, for the day after emerge.
Thank you, Otomí sisters. Thank you, Citizens of the City. Please accept our embrace, which is another way of telling you that we respect and admire you.
From the mountains of southeastern Mexico.
Subcomandante Insurgente Moisés.
Mexico, October 12th, 2025.Original text published at Enlace Zapatista on October 12, 2025.
Translation by Schools for Chiapas.https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/?p=21967
#chiapas #ezln #mexico #northAmerica #SamirFlores #zapatista
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Greetings to Casa Samir Flores Soberanes
ZAPATISTA ARMY OF NATIONAL LIBERATION
SIXTH ZAPATISTA COMMISSION
MexicoTo:
The House of Indigenous Peoples and Communities “Samir Flores Soberanes”; The Otomí Indigenous Community residing in Mexico City; The UPREZ-Benito Juárez.From: Subcomandante Insurgente Moisés.
I write to you on behalf of the women, children, elders, men, and other Zapatistas who resist in the mountains of southeastern Mexico.
We embrace our compañeros and compañeras and compañeroas from the various groups, collectives, movements, and organizations that are present today. And we would like to take this opportunity to thank them and, through them, all the good people who have shown solidarity and support in the face of the attacks we have suffered at the hands of the governments of the so-called 4T. We offer you our respect and gratitude.
Although geographically distant, we are close in our commitment to resistance and rebellion against the monster, the Capitalist Hydra that exploits human beings, feeds on the blood, destruction, and death of entire peoples, rapes women, persecutes those who are different, represses the search for justice, plunders territories, and has discovered how to inflict pain on those who search for their disappeared loved ones.
It seems that there are few things that unite and define us, but they can be summed up in the struggle for life. In this struggle against death, we come together with different races, colors, beliefs, geographies, ways of life, and calendars.
Beyond borders, customs checkpoints, armies, wars, lies, slander, and blockades, we learn to call “compañero,” “compañera,” or “compañeroa,” those who are different from us but similar in their steadfastness in resistance and creativity in rebellion, those who share commonality in the commitment to destroy the beast that lives off our labor, revels in our pain, mocks our rebellion, and believes that history is eternal, as eternal as its dominion.
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It is our belief that the backbone of our struggle is the Común. That is, to seek and find what unites us, but without ceasing to be who we each are. To renounce trying to convert everyone, everything, into our image and likeness. To renounce the conscious or unconscious construction of new pyramids to replace the current ones so that everything changes but remains the same. To renounce imposing a single path, a single pace, an identical mode, a carbon copy.
To speak of respect, support, and solidarity is to speak into the void if it is not demonstrated in the real practices of each person.
We, the Zapatista communities, originally of Mayan descent, believe that the COMMON is something to be built. A space where we can live together without anyone more or anyone less. “Cabal,” we Zapatista peoples say, which does not mean “equality,” “similarity,” “command and obedience,” but rather difference in a common endeavor.
There are no recipes, no manuals, no theory for this. Instead, there is the realization of the need for new forms. Not only of struggle and organization, but also and above all of new ways of relating among those who, like you and us, resist and rebel against the cruel fate of the deadly box of the capitalist system.
Nor is there a single way of achieving the COMÚN. There is no paper, writing, song, poem, play, film, painting, sculpture, or building that serves as a guide where we can check off or cross off each step as we succeed or fail.
Each of us, according to our own calendar, geography, and way of life, will find our own ways. It has been useful for us to study the Storm and the misfortune, destruction, and death it brings. So we believe that, with el Común, we will have a better way to face the storm and survive it. This is so that history does not repeat itself, where, with each change, those at the top rearrange themselves at the top and those at the bottom end up even lower… or disappear without anyone noticing.
-*-
And now, the Otomí sisters in resistance and rebellion in Mexico City are opening a space in the house they have occupied and maintained amid harassment, lies, pretense, and deception. They create a space with their eyes fixed on the distance. They build a space looking not upward, but outward, to the sides, where there are others like them. They offer them the space, the time, and the means to say to each other, “Let’s share with each other.”
They do so in their own way, according to their own calendar and geography. They will have successes that we will all celebrate. They will have setbacks that we will help them resolve. They will have blows that we will alleviate with sisterly words. And their example will be a seed that, in other calendars, in other geographies, will give birth to a different plant, distinct but the same in its dignity.
-*-
That is why we want to applaud the initiative of our Otomí compañerxs, mainly women, who have decided to create a common space in the house they recovered from the hands of imposters, of caxlanes disguised as indigenous people, who discriminate against, threaten, and attack the indigenous people of Mexico City. It is only because they do not give up that they are persecuted. Only because they do not sell out, they are attacked. Only because they do not give in, they are discriminated against.
This is how we have to do the things we set out to do. Under pressure, attacks, lies, slander, and silence. More than 500 years and the old and new conquistadors, who are the same in these calendars, do not understand that resistance and rebellion are in our blood.
We inherited it from our parents, our grandparents, and our grandparents’ grandparents, going back centuries. We will pass it on to our children, our children’s children, and so on until the world is a dignified place, a place of life.
For more than 500 years, they have been trying to change us, trying to turn us into caxlanes who only look out for themselves, without thinking about others.
More than 500 years and we are still who we are. As Tata Juan Chávez said: “We are who we are.” And we are resisting a war that wants to erase us as who we are. That wants to turn us into a little sticker in the colorful album of the history from above.
“We are what we are” means that we are the language that speaks to us, the color that clothes us, the culture that lives within us, the history in which we are born every day, at all hours, in all places.
Cheers to the COMÚN at Casa Samir Flores Soberanes. May other ways to prepare for the storm and, above all, for the day after emerge.
Thank you, Otomí sisters. Thank you, Citizens of the City. Please accept our embrace, which is another way of telling you that we respect and admire you.
From the mountains of southeastern Mexico.
Subcomandante Insurgente Moisés.
Mexico, October 12th, 2025.Original text published at Enlace Zapatista on October 12, 2025.
Translation by Schools for Chiapas.https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/?p=21967
#chiapas #ezln #mexico #northAmerica #SamirFlores #zapatista
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🌱 Derecho de réplica. Hablan los pueblos 🌱 #Desinformemonos
"...Sobre sus territorios se pretende la construcción de diversos proyectos que promueven el desarrollo, pero, como se preguntaba Samir Flores Soberanes, defensor nahua y comunicador comunitario asesinado en febrero pasado, “desarrollo para quién”. "
#jekyll #pueblosoriginarios #mexico #trenmilitar #samirflores #OnionServices
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🌱 Derecho de réplica. Hablan los pueblos 🌱 #Desinformemonos
"...Sobre sus territorios se pretende la construcción de diversos proyectos que promueven el desarrollo, pero, como se preguntaba Samir Flores Soberanes, defensor nahua y comunicador comunitario asesinado en febrero pasado, “desarrollo para quién”. "
#jekyll #pueblosoriginarios #mexico #trenmilitar #samirflores #OnionServices
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🌱 Derecho de réplica. Hablan los pueblos 🌱 #Desinformemonos
"...Sobre sus territorios se pretende la construcción de diversos proyectos que promueven el desarrollo, pero, como se preguntaba Samir Flores Soberanes, defensor nahua y comunicador comunitario asesinado en febrero pasado, “desarrollo para quién”. "
#jekyll #pueblosoriginarios #mexico #trenmilitar #samirflores #OnionServices
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🌱 Derecho de réplica. Hablan los pueblos 🌱 #Desinformemonos
"...Sobre sus territorios se pretende la construcción de diversos proyectos que promueven el desarrollo, pero, como se preguntaba Samir Flores Soberanes, defensor nahua y comunicador comunitario asesinado en febrero pasado, “desarrollo para quién”. "
#jekyll #pueblosoriginarios #mexico #trenmilitar #samirflores #OnionServices
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Entrevista al Jorge Vélazquez sobre el legado de Samir Flores
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Entrevista al Jorge Vélazquez sobre el legado de Samir Flores
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Entrevista al Jorge Vélazquez sobre el legado de Samir Flores
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Surprise Action by Zapatistas Six Years after the Murder of Samir Flores
Mexico City | Desinformémonos: “The murderers of comrade Samir are still free and governing,” reads one of the banners that the support bases of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) raised this morning in Chiapas, in protest of the six years since the murder of Samir Flores Soberanes, Nahua defender and communicator from Amilcingo and one of the most visible faces in the struggle against the Morelos Integral Project (PIM).
In the early hours of this February 22nd, thousands of Zapatista men and women went out with candles and banners to join the Global Day of “Justice for Samir Flores Soberanes!” and denounce the impunity that prevails in the crime, perpetrated on February 20th, 2019 in Amilcingo, a day after the defender questioned the Hugo Erick Flores in a public meeting and pointed out the negative impacts of the federal megaproject.
“Is it right that we are asking for justice from the one who ordered his death? Are they going to imprison themselves, judge themselves and punish themselves? Today it is the Fourth Transformation, but before, how much impunity was there and how much impunity will there be from now on?” questioned the Zapatistas in a statement, which they distributed in the streets during this morning’s protest, broadcast by Los Tercios Compas.
While lighting the path with candles and raising banners with slogans such as “The 4T is advancing on the second floor of impunity,” “The justice we need will come from below, to the left and in common” and “How many eras and generations are we going to wait for there to be truth and justice?”, the Zapatista support bases also shouted slogans to denounce the government’s participation in the murder of Samir Flores and to vindicate the defender’s struggle.
“Samir fought with courage, the common people remember you with rebellion,” “Justice for comrade Samir, the people will build it in common ,” “If Obrador was a traitor, Claudia is and will be worse,” shouted the women and men support bases, who accused the federal government of being responsible for the community division.
“Behind those from whom we demand justice is the real culprit who ordered the murder, they are the transnational drug businessmen because they want the Morelos Integral Project (PIM),” the Zapatistas reiterated. For this reason, they insisted that justice for Samir Flores is in the hands of the people in the city, the countryside, the streets, the colonies and the neighborhoods. This Saturday’s protest is part of the global day that began on February 19th in various communities and cities in Mexico and the world to remember the Nahua defender, denounce the impunity in the case and demand punishment for those responsible.
Original article at Desinformémonos, February 22nd, 2025.
Translated by Schools for Chiapas.https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/?p=17173
#chiapas #ezln #mexico #northAmerica #SamirFlores #zapatista
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Surprise Action by Zapatistas Six Years after the Murder of Samir Flores
Mexico City | Desinformémonos: “The murderers of comrade Samir are still free and governing,” reads one of the banners that the support bases of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) raised this morning in Chiapas, in protest of the six years since the murder of Samir Flores Soberanes, Nahua defender and communicator from Amilcingo and one of the most visible faces in the struggle against the Morelos Integral Project (PIM).
In the early hours of this February 22nd, thousands of Zapatista men and women went out with candles and banners to join the Global Day of “Justice for Samir Flores Soberanes!” and denounce the impunity that prevails in the crime, perpetrated on February 20th, 2019 in Amilcingo, a day after the defender questioned the Hugo Erick Flores in a public meeting and pointed out the negative impacts of the federal megaproject.
“Is it right that we are asking for justice from the one who ordered his death? Are they going to imprison themselves, judge themselves and punish themselves? Today it is the Fourth Transformation, but before, how much impunity was there and how much impunity will there be from now on?” questioned the Zapatistas in a statement, which they distributed in the streets during this morning’s protest, broadcast by Los Tercios Compas.
While lighting the path with candles and raising banners with slogans such as “The 4T is advancing on the second floor of impunity,” “The justice we need will come from below, to the left and in common” and “How many eras and generations are we going to wait for there to be truth and justice?”, the Zapatista support bases also shouted slogans to denounce the government’s participation in the murder of Samir Flores and to vindicate the defender’s struggle.
“Samir fought with courage, the common people remember you with rebellion,” “Justice for comrade Samir, the people will build it in common ,” “If Obrador was a traitor, Claudia is and will be worse,” shouted the women and men support bases, who accused the federal government of being responsible for the community division.
“Behind those from whom we demand justice is the real culprit who ordered the murder, they are the transnational drug businessmen because they want the Morelos Integral Project (PIM),” the Zapatistas reiterated. For this reason, they insisted that justice for Samir Flores is in the hands of the people in the city, the countryside, the streets, the colonies and the neighborhoods. This Saturday’s protest is part of the global day that began on February 19th in various communities and cities in Mexico and the world to remember the Nahua defender, denounce the impunity in the case and demand punishment for those responsible.
Original article at Desinformémonos, February 22nd, 2025.
Translated by Schools for Chiapas.https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/?p=17173
#chiapas #ezln #mexico #northAmerica #SamirFlores #zapatista
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"February 20, 2025 marks 6 years since our brother Samir Flores Soberanes was assassinated, 6 years since another bullet was fired at the forces of rebellion and autonomy. The cowardly bullets that are aimed and fired at the struggle for life that rises with dignity in thousands of places on planet earth are not few, and when the bullet touches a compañero like Samir, that death becomes a seed, an example, a dignified memory, and it is there that justice from below for our compañero, begins to blossom."
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"February 20, 2025 marks 6 years since our brother Samir Flores Soberanes was assassinated, 6 years since another bullet was fired at the forces of rebellion and autonomy. The cowardly bullets that are aimed and fired at the struggle for life that rises with dignity in thousands of places on planet earth are not few, and when the bullet touches a compañero like Samir, that death becomes a seed, an example, a dignified memory, and it is there that justice from below for our compañero, begins to blossom."
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"February 20, 2025 marks 6 years since our brother Samir Flores Soberanes was assassinated, 6 years since another bullet was fired at the forces of rebellion and autonomy. The cowardly bullets that are aimed and fired at the struggle for life that rises with dignity in thousands of places on planet earth are not few, and when the bullet touches a compañero like Samir, that death becomes a seed, an example, a dignified memory, and it is there that justice from below for our compañero, begins to blossom."
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"February 20, 2025 marks 6 years since our brother Samir Flores Soberanes was assassinated, 6 years since another bullet was fired at the forces of rebellion and autonomy. The cowardly bullets that are aimed and fired at the struggle for life that rises with dignity in thousands of places on planet earth are not few, and when the bullet touches a compañero like Samir, that death becomes a seed, an example, a dignified memory, and it is there that justice from below for our compañero, begins to blossom."
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"February 20, 2025 marks 6 years since our brother Samir Flores Soberanes was assassinated, 6 years since another bullet was fired at the forces of rebellion and autonomy. The cowardly bullets that are aimed and fired at the struggle for life that rises with dignity in thousands of places on planet earth are not few, and when the bullet touches a compañero like Samir, that death becomes a seed, an example, a dignified memory, and it is there that justice from below for our compañero, begins to blossom."
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Pronouncement 6 Years After the Murder of Samir Flores, Impunity and Imposition Reign in the Mexican Narco-State -FPDTA-MPT
This February 20 marks 6 years since our brother Samir Flores Soberanes was assassinated, 6 years since another shot was fired at the forces of rebellion and autonomy. The cowardly bullets that are aimed and fired at the struggle for life that rises with dignity in thousands of places on planet earth are not few, and when the bullet touches a compañero like Samir, that death becomes a seed, an example, a dignified memory, and it is there that justice from below for our compañero, begins to blossom.
Because in the face of the storm, the organization, the flower, the song and the memory will be our guiding ship to attain collective justice for our brother Samir Flores Soberanes and the struggle for life.
This year marks 13 years of attempts to impose the Integral Morelos Project (PIM), 6 years of the bloody betrayal by López Obrador and the 4T of the native peoples of Mexico and the Popocatépetl volcano, 6 years of that February 10 where Samir along with representatives of dozens of peoples affected by the PIM saw the change of heart of the President who in his campaign declared himself against the PIM, and when he came to power, now supported it. Samir and the people shouted to Obrador: “Water yes, thermo[electric] no! Life yes, gas pipeline no! We demand that you keep your word and cancel the PIM!”
An irate López Obrador pointed out to them: “even if they shout, even if there is shouting and hat-waving”, “leftist radicals, who for me are nothing more than conservatives,” “And so they did not vote or they have already forgotten it, those so-called radicals, who are nothing more than conservatives, in not voting.” We did not know that this day was the battle cry, the death sentence for our compañero Samir, assassinated 10 days later.
The Peoples’ Front in Defense of Land and Water has denounced the network of power and relationships that exist between the intellectual and material authors of the murder of Samir. Obrador’s battle cry was given from above, so that the federal superdelegate Hugo Erik Flores (lawyer for the murderers of Acteal and leader of the PES) would handle it, along with the commitments made by the ex-governor of Morelos Cuauhtémoc Blanco with the Jalisco Cartel New Generation “in exchange for pacification” ordering the criminal group “Los Aparicio” to execute Samir.
Hugo Erik Flores was Obrador’s envoy to operate the PIM consultation in Morelos, Samir confronted him and exposed his lies in front of hundreds of attendees who attended the forum of the Federal Government in Jonacatepec on February 19, 2019 and drew applause from the audience.
From Radio Amiltzinko, Samir informed the eastern part of Morelos and part of Puebla about the consequences of the PIM and Obrador’s betrayal when in 2014 he said “we do not want a gas pipeline in Morelos, installing a thermoelectric plant in the land of Zapata is like installing a landfill in Jerusalem, what is wrong with them, they are crazy” in so many words. His amplified words against the PIM and his conviction cost Samir his life.
Why Samir? Because he committed the gravest of sins that power cannot tolerate: to continue fighting when the circumstances seem hopeless and, to overcome… to build autonomy, to continue fighting… The construction of the gas pipeline was imposed in Amilcingo in 2014 by means of public force and gunfire on the population, 5 of the community were wounded by bullets and dozens of police officers were injured by the stones hurled at them in waves by the community. The people defended themselves with everything, but the power of the government-capital was too great against a single community and they buried the gas pipeline. But the people did not stay still, nor were they defeated, on the contrary, they woke up more, they continued to fight, to throw parties and to rebel, building up the radio, community health, solidarity, government by uses and customs, the defense of their educational spaces and the promotion of new educational spaces, as was the last demand that Samir left unfinished in Amilcingo, (besides the cancellation of the PIM), a high school for the community.
The violence, illegality, racism and arbitrariness with which the Morelos Integral Project has been imposed has reached the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), so in the coming months the peoples of the volcano and the Mexican State will deliver to the IACHR the evidence and arguments about the problematic installation of the PIM in an area of eruptive risk and without the consent of the peoples. We demand justice for Samir and the peoples of the Popocatepetl volcano!
Hundreds of communities and cities are immersed in a narco-state that is displacing our peoples, instilling terror and disorganization. Murdering and disappearing journalists and defenders of mother earth and human rights, but also thousands of sisters and brothers in the country who have been touched by organized crime and bad government. Yes, there is a narco-state, Samir is proof of this, of the murder of a defender by the narco-state in the interests of gringo, European and multinational capitalism, who benefit from the PIM.
Claudia Sheinbaum says that there is no narco-government in Mexico, but the criminal network behind the murder of Samir says otherwise, we see that in the municipal authorities of this narco-government, there are criminal groups, that the middle managers (state government) are many times tagged in narco-banners and their photos expose them with leaders of the drug cartels. Cuauhtémoc Blanco, ex-governor of Morelos and Hugo Erik Flores, ex-federal superdelegate in Morelos sent by López Obrador, are examples of this and so are hundreds of politicians- deputies, congressmen, senators, all levels of government, in the 3 branches in the country, there is the narco-state. What are we going to do, sisters and brothers, we ask ourselves? The only answer is to organize ourselves, to imagine, to build ties, and to not let go.
We demand progress in the investigations, prosecution, capture and punishment of the material and intellectual murderers of Samir, mainly, we DEMAND:
1. Dismantling and capture of the criminal group of “Los Aparicio” and punishment for their participation in the murder of Samir;
2.Investigation, prosecution and punishment of the intellectual authors of Samir’s murder, such as Hugo Erik Flores, Cuauhtémoc Blanco and Andrés Manuel López Obrador;
3. Cancellation of the Morelos Integral Project.
Here we are the rebellious dignity, the forgotten heart of the land.
Samir lives, the struggle continues! Water yes, thermo no! Stop the war on the Zapatista communities! Stop the genocide and displacement of Palestine! Death to the narco-state and the bad government! Death to capitalism, long live life! Long live the peoples of Mexico and the world!
Peoples’ Front in Defense of the Land and Water Morelos, Puebla, Tlaxcala
National Indigenous Congress
https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/?p=17115
#chiapas #ezln #mexico #northAmerica #SamirFlores #zapatista
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Pronouncement 6 Years After the Murder of Samir Flores, Impunity and Imposition Reign in the Mexican Narco-State -FPDTA-MPT
This February 20 marks 6 years since our brother Samir Flores Soberanes was assassinated, 6 years since another shot was fired at the forces of rebellion and autonomy. The cowardly bullets that are aimed and fired at the struggle for life that rises with dignity in thousands of places on planet earth are not few, and when the bullet touches a compañero like Samir, that death becomes a seed, an example, a dignified memory, and it is there that justice from below for our compañero, begins to blossom.
Because in the face of the storm, the organization, the flower, the song and the memory will be our guiding ship to attain collective justice for our brother Samir Flores Soberanes and the struggle for life.
This year marks 13 years of attempts to impose the Integral Morelos Project (PIM), 6 years of the bloody betrayal by López Obrador and the 4T of the native peoples of Mexico and the Popocatépetl volcano, 6 years of that February 10 where Samir along with representatives of dozens of peoples affected by the PIM saw the change of heart of the President who in his campaign declared himself against the PIM, and when he came to power, now supported it. Samir and the people shouted to Obrador: “Water yes, thermo[electric] no! Life yes, gas pipeline no! We demand that you keep your word and cancel the PIM!”
An irate López Obrador pointed out to them: “even if they shout, even if there is shouting and hat-waving”, “leftist radicals, who for me are nothing more than conservatives,” “And so they did not vote or they have already forgotten it, those so-called radicals, who are nothing more than conservatives, in not voting.” We did not know that this day was the battle cry, the death sentence for our compañero Samir, assassinated 10 days later.
The Peoples’ Front in Defense of Land and Water has denounced the network of power and relationships that exist between the intellectual and material authors of the murder of Samir. Obrador’s battle cry was given from above, so that the federal superdelegate Hugo Erik Flores (lawyer for the murderers of Acteal and leader of the PES) would handle it, along with the commitments made by the ex-governor of Morelos Cuauhtémoc Blanco with the Jalisco Cartel New Generation “in exchange for pacification” ordering the criminal group “Los Aparicio” to execute Samir.
Hugo Erik Flores was Obrador’s envoy to operate the PIM consultation in Morelos, Samir confronted him and exposed his lies in front of hundreds of attendees who attended the forum of the Federal Government in Jonacatepec on February 19, 2019 and drew applause from the audience.
From Radio Amiltzinko, Samir informed the eastern part of Morelos and part of Puebla about the consequences of the PIM and Obrador’s betrayal when in 2014 he said “we do not want a gas pipeline in Morelos, installing a thermoelectric plant in the land of Zapata is like installing a landfill in Jerusalem, what is wrong with them, they are crazy” in so many words. His amplified words against the PIM and his conviction cost Samir his life.
Why Samir? Because he committed the gravest of sins that power cannot tolerate: to continue fighting when the circumstances seem hopeless and, to overcome… to build autonomy, to continue fighting… The construction of the gas pipeline was imposed in Amilcingo in 2014 by means of public force and gunfire on the population, 5 of the community were wounded by bullets and dozens of police officers were injured by the stones hurled at them in waves by the community. The people defended themselves with everything, but the power of the government-capital was too great against a single community and they buried the gas pipeline. But the people did not stay still, nor were they defeated, on the contrary, they woke up more, they continued to fight, to throw parties and to rebel, building up the radio, community health, solidarity, government by uses and customs, the defense of their educational spaces and the promotion of new educational spaces, as was the last demand that Samir left unfinished in Amilcingo, (besides the cancellation of the PIM), a high school for the community.
The violence, illegality, racism and arbitrariness with which the Morelos Integral Project has been imposed has reached the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights (IACHR), so in the coming months the peoples of the volcano and the Mexican State will deliver to the IACHR the evidence and arguments about the problematic installation of the PIM in an area of eruptive risk and without the consent of the peoples. We demand justice for Samir and the peoples of the Popocatepetl volcano!
Hundreds of communities and cities are immersed in a narco-state that is displacing our peoples, instilling terror and disorganization. Murdering and disappearing journalists and defenders of mother earth and human rights, but also thousands of sisters and brothers in the country who have been touched by organized crime and bad government. Yes, there is a narco-state, Samir is proof of this, of the murder of a defender by the narco-state in the interests of gringo, European and multinational capitalism, who benefit from the PIM.
Claudia Sheinbaum says that there is no narco-government in Mexico, but the criminal network behind the murder of Samir says otherwise, we see that in the municipal authorities of this narco-government, there are criminal groups, that the middle managers (state government) are many times tagged in narco-banners and their photos expose them with leaders of the drug cartels. Cuauhtémoc Blanco, ex-governor of Morelos and Hugo Erik Flores, ex-federal superdelegate in Morelos sent by López Obrador, are examples of this and so are hundreds of politicians- deputies, congressmen, senators, all levels of government, in the 3 branches in the country, there is the narco-state. What are we going to do, sisters and brothers, we ask ourselves? The only answer is to organize ourselves, to imagine, to build ties, and to not let go.
We demand progress in the investigations, prosecution, capture and punishment of the material and intellectual murderers of Samir, mainly, we DEMAND:
1. Dismantling and capture of the criminal group of “Los Aparicio” and punishment for their participation in the murder of Samir;
2.Investigation, prosecution and punishment of the intellectual authors of Samir’s murder, such as Hugo Erik Flores, Cuauhtémoc Blanco and Andrés Manuel López Obrador;
3. Cancellation of the Morelos Integral Project.
Here we are the rebellious dignity, the forgotten heart of the land.
Samir lives, the struggle continues! Water yes, thermo no! Stop the war on the Zapatista communities! Stop the genocide and displacement of Palestine! Death to the narco-state and the bad government! Death to capitalism, long live life! Long live the peoples of Mexico and the world!
Peoples’ Front in Defense of the Land and Water Morelos, Puebla, Tlaxcala
National Indigenous Congress
https://abolitionmedia.noblogs.org/?p=17115
#chiapas #ezln #mexico #northAmerica #SamirFlores #zapatista
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Six years ago, Indigenous Nahua community organizer Samir Flores was murdered in Amilcingo, Morelos, for his work opposing the neoliberal Morelos Integral Project (PIM). Over the past few days, there have been mobilizations in Mexico to protest his assassination, the government's role in it, and the ongoing impunity in the case: https://itsgoingdown.org/global-days-of-action-justice-for-samir-flores/
As part of those mobilizations, this morning inhabitants of the 12 Zapatista caracoles organized candlelight vigils condemning the government and calling for justice for Samir. Videos of the vigils can be found here: https://enlacezapatista.ezln.org.mx/2025/02/22/jornadas-globales-justicia-para-samir-flores-soberanes/.
While appreciating that there is a time and place for each tactic - from the armed uprising to the peaceful vigil - it is striking to me the evolution of Zapatista struggle over the past 31 years. What started as a clandestine armed movement that took over a third of the state of Chiapas is now holding unmolested candlelight vigils in the face of government-backed executions of Indigenous comrades in the struggle.
What to make of this? I don't have any profound conclusions, nor am I looking to condemn, but rather to offer an observation. I have several thoughts on the Zapatista trajectory and its manifestation in the current moment, but those are too lengthy to get into here. What do you think?
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Six years ago, Indigenous Nahua community organizer Samir Flores was murdered in Amilcingo, Morelos, for his work opposing the neoliberal Morelos Integral Project (PIM). Over the past few days, there have been mobilizations in Mexico to protest his assassination, the government's role in it, and the ongoing impunity in the case: https://itsgoingdown.org/global-days-of-action-justice-for-samir-flores/
As part of those mobilizations, this morning inhabitants of the 12 Zapatista caracoles organized candlelight vigils condemning the government and calling for justice for Samir. Videos of the vigils can be found here: https://enlacezapatista.ezln.org.mx/2025/02/22/jornadas-globales-justicia-para-samir-flores-soberanes/.
While appreciating that there is a time and place for each tactic - from the armed uprising to the peaceful vigil - it is striking to me the evolution of Zapatista struggle over the past 31 years. What started as a clandestine armed movement that took over a third of the state of Chiapas is now holding unmolested candlelight vigils in the face of government-backed executions of Indigenous comrades in the struggle.
What to make of this? I don't have any profound conclusions, nor am I looking to condemn, but rather to offer an observation. I have several thoughts on the Zapatista trajectory and its manifestation in the current moment, but those are too lengthy to get into here. What do you think?
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Six years ago, Indigenous Nahua community organizer Samir Flores was murdered in Amilcingo, Morelos, for his work opposing the neoliberal Morelos Integral Project (PIM). Over the past few days, there have been mobilizations in Mexico to protest his assassination, the government's role in it, and the ongoing impunity in the case: https://itsgoingdown.org/global-days-of-action-justice-for-samir-flores/
As part of those mobilizations, this morning inhabitants of the 12 Zapatista caracoles organized candlelight vigils condemning the government and calling for justice for Samir. Videos of the vigils can be found here: https://enlacezapatista.ezln.org.mx/2025/02/22/jornadas-globales-justicia-para-samir-flores-soberanes/.
While appreciating that there is a time and place for each tactic - from the armed uprising to the peaceful vigil - it is striking to me the evolution of Zapatista struggle over the past 31 years. What started as a clandestine armed movement that took over a third of the state of Chiapas is now holding unmolested candlelight vigils in the face of government-backed executions of Indigenous comrades in the struggle.
What to make of this? I don't have any profound conclusions, nor am I looking to condemn, but rather to offer an observation. I have several thoughts on the Zapatista trajectory and its manifestation in the current moment, but those are too lengthy to get into here. What do you think?
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Six years ago, Indigenous Nahua community organizer Samir Flores was murdered in Amilcingo, Morelos, for his work opposing the neoliberal Morelos Integral Project (PIM). Over the past few days, there have been mobilizations in Mexico to protest his assassination, the government's role in it, and the ongoing impunity in the case: https://itsgoingdown.org/global-days-of-action-justice-for-samir-flores/
As part of those mobilizations, this morning inhabitants of the 12 Zapatista caracoles organized candlelight vigils condemning the government and calling for justice for Samir. Videos of the vigils can be found here: https://enlacezapatista.ezln.org.mx/2025/02/22/jornadas-globales-justicia-para-samir-flores-soberanes/.
While appreciating that there is a time and place for each tactic - from the armed uprising to the peaceful vigil - it is striking to me the evolution of Zapatista struggle over the past 31 years. What started as a clandestine armed movement that took over a third of the state of Chiapas is now holding unmolested candlelight vigils in the face of government-backed executions of Indigenous comrades in the struggle.
What to make of this? I don't have any profound conclusions, nor am I looking to condemn, but rather to offer an observation. I have several thoughts on the Zapatista trajectory and its manifestation in the current moment, but those are too lengthy to get into here. What do you think?
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Six years ago, Indigenous Nahua community organizer Samir Flores was murdered in Amilcingo, Morelos, for his work opposing the neoliberal Morelos Integral Project (PIM). Over the past few days, there have been mobilizations in Mexico to protest his assassination, the government's role in it, and the ongoing impunity in the case: https://itsgoingdown.org/global-days-of-action-justice-for-samir-flores/
As part of those mobilizations, this morning inhabitants of the 12 Zapatista caracoles organized candlelight vigils condemning the government and calling for justice for Samir. Videos of the vigils can be found here: https://enlacezapatista.ezln.org.mx/2025/02/22/jornadas-globales-justicia-para-samir-flores-soberanes/.
While appreciating that there is a time and place for each tactic - from the armed uprising to the peaceful vigil - it is striking to me the evolution of Zapatista struggle over the past 31 years. What started as a clandestine armed movement that took over a third of the state of Chiapas is now holding unmolested candlelight vigils in the face of government-backed executions of Indigenous comrades in the struggle.
What to make of this? I don't have any profound conclusions, nor am I looking to condemn, but rather to offer an observation. I have several thoughts on the Zapatista trajectory and its manifestation in the current moment, but those are too lengthy to get into here. What do you think?
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“Samir no murió, el gobierno lo mató”, gritaron manifestantes en #CDMX como parte de la Jornada Global: ¡Justicia para Samir Flores Soberanes! son 6 años desde que lo asesinaron, 6 años de injusticia.
📸 Regina López
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“Samir no murió, el gobierno lo mató”, gritaron manifestantes en #CDMX como parte de la Jornada Global: ¡Justicia para Samir Flores Soberanes! son 6 años desde que lo asesinaron, 6 años de injusticia.
📸 Regina López
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“Samir no murió, el gobierno lo mató”, gritaron manifestantes en #CDMX como parte de la Jornada Global: ¡Justicia para Samir Flores Soberanes! son 6 años desde que lo asesinaron, 6 años de injusticia.
📸 Regina López
#samirfloressoberanes #SamirVive #SamirFlores #Zapatistas #EZLN #Samir6Años -
“Samir no murió, el gobierno lo mató”, gritaron manifestantes en #CDMX como parte de la Jornada Global: ¡Justicia para Samir Flores Soberanes! son 6 años desde que lo asesinaron, 6 años de injusticia.
📸 Regina López
#samirfloressoberanes #SamirVive #SamirFlores #Zapatistas #EZLN #Samir6Años -
“Samir no murió, el gobierno lo mató”, gritaron manifestantes en #CDMX como parte de la Jornada Global: ¡Justicia para Samir Flores Soberanes! son 6 años desde que lo asesinaron, 6 años de injusticia.
📸 Regina López
#samirfloressoberanes #SamirVive #SamirFlores #Zapatistas #EZLN #Samir6Años -
Open Call to Join in the Days of Global Action! Justice for Samir Flores! 6 Years of Impunity
OPEN CALL TO JOIN THE GLOBAL DAYS:
JUSTICE FOR SAMIR FLORES SOBERANES!
6 YEARS OF IMPUNITY
On February 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 or any other dates that in your own time you consider appropriate.
WHEREAS it has been 6 years of impunity since that February 20, 2019 in which our brother Samir Flores Soberanes was murdered at the hands of “organized crime with the bad government,” that promoted the bloody consultation of the Morelos Integral Project (PIM).
Megaprojects are a cancer that capitalism, in any of its populist or fascist faces, imposes on our territories, killing Mother Earth and killing us along with her.
Samir was murdered by the narco-state that Claudia Sheinbaum denies exists, but that millions in Mexico see and suffer.
Samir was killed by organized crime and the bad government for organizing and telling the truth about the Morelos Integral Project, and for defending life and denouncing the betrayal of Obrador who promised to cancel the PIM if he became President.
The increase in organized crime throughout the national territory is a reality, cities with curfews and “tolls,” displaced and besieged towns in Chiapas, Guerrero, Oaxaca, Sonora, Michoacán, Morelos, Colima, Veracruz, Jalisco and practically the entire country, disappeared and disappeared… mega-projects of environmental destruction are accompanied by “organized” crime, but organized with the bad government, at the municipal, state and federal level, generating conditions of terror and war in the country.
War extends throughout the world, which brazenly intends to evict the Palestinian people from Gaza and repopulate it with Israeli and gringo capitalism; there they bomb us from above, here they attack us from below, but for the same reason of dispossessing us of our territories.
War is spreading with the massive deportation of our brothers from the north of the country who are in what capitalism calls the United States, without respecting the right that every human being should have, to live and work honestly in any part of the world.
That war, the storm, is everywhere, in thousands of towns and cities in America, Europe, Asia, Africa or Oceania. Instilling fear, disorganizing life, escalating in Mexico, in the period since the 4T, the murder and disappearance of more and more comrades who defend life, probe and spread the truth like Samir. That is why Samir is in many places, has many names and different genders, but with a common trait: rebellion.
Despite the storm and because of it, here we are, the struggle for life, the rebellious dignity, the forgotten heart of the earth.
In order to grow our word, our cry, our demand for justice for Samir and for the peoples of Mexico and the world, today we call to meet to build justice and memory for our brother Samir Flores Soberanes; registering to date the following activities:
Tuesday, February 11:
- Initiative for Samir-Kinoki, San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas.
Saturday, February 15:
- Sharing of Zapatista experience 31 Years of Resistance and Rebellion, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Red de Solidaridad con Chiapas Buenos Aires, in conjunction with the Libertarian Federation of Argentina (FLA).
- Mural by Samir, Elaborarte Manos Vivas Querétaro, Comida No Bombas Qro.
- Echos of the Commons: Conversations about the Zapatista Encounters of Resistances and Rebellions, Centro Cultural Universitario Tlatelolco sala 2, Red Universitaria Anticapitalista, CdMx.
Sunday, February 16:
- Cultural and informational day at Foro Abierto de la Casa del Lago, Bosque de Chapultepec, CdMx, CLETA.
- Talk and Video “JUSTICE FOR SAMIR FLORES SOBERANES”. Community of Xochitlanezi (114 El Molino St., La Planta neighborhood, Iztapalapa) (RAIS) Iztapala Sexta Support Network and its member collectives, community of Xochitlanezi and its member organizations, Mexico City.
- Mural for Samir, El Tejocote, Tequisquiapan, Milpa Constelación, Querétaro
Wednesday, February 19:
- Artistic day for Samir Flores. Islas de Ciudad Universitaria – UNAM
- Placement of banners and leafleting, Cuauhtémoc, CdMx, Frente del Pueblo Resistencia Organizada, 16:00 hrs.
- Flyer “From the Word of Samir to the Heart of Abisaí”, February 19 and 20, Pueblos de Tecámac, State of Mexico.
Thursday, February 20:
- Commemoration in Amilcingo: Memorial mass, civic act Escuela Samir Flores Soberanes, wreath at Samir’s grave, Amilcingo, Morelos, 8:00 – 14:00.
- Public event in memory of Samir, Psychology Area of the University Center of Health Sciences (CUCS) of the University of Guadalajara, Brigada Ignacio Martin Baro, 11:00 hrs.
- Rally in front of the Mexican Embassy in Rome, Nodo Solidale, 11:00 hrs (Rome time)
- Fogata Rebelde – Casa de los Pueblos Samir Flores Soberanes, CdMx, 17:00 – 2:00 hrs
- Hacktivist party against digital capitalism, talks and video, Okupa Che,CU, CdMx, Laboratorio de Medios Libres
- Political-Cultural Meeting: Justice for Samir Flores Soberanes! Six years of impunity, Zócalo de Cuernavaca, Morelos, Red Morelense de Apoyo al CNI-CIG/Colectivity Nuestra Alegre Rebeldía
- Tree planting day, El Salto and Juanacatlán, Agrupación Un Sato de Vida, Jalisco.
- Banner for Samir “Samir lives, the struggle continues!” Milpa Alta, Communal School Casa del Arte Tlaixco, Council of Communal Resources Nahua Indigenous Community Tlacotenco Nahua Indigenous Community CNI Milpa Alta ILANCUEITL dance of the Tlacualeras Communal Guard Santa Ana Tlacotenco, CdMx
- Collective Painting of the Mural “JUSTICE FOR SAMIR AND FOR OUR DISAPPEARED”. Community of Xochitlanezi (114 el molino street, colonia la Planta, Iztapalapa) (RAIS) Iztapala Sexta Support Network and its member collectives, community of Xochitlanezi and its member organizations, community of Xochitlanezi (RAIS) and its member organizations (RAIS).
- “Samir y el común”, La Ezkina located in Infonavit del Río, Tijuana, La Ezkina, Baja California.
- Exhibition of canvases demanding justice for Samir, Proceso de Articulación de la sierra de santa marta /CNI, Veracruz.
- Screening of Samir’s documentary without reversal, Cuba 34 corner with allende, La Resistencia Café Galería, CDMX
- Memory and Struggle: Samir Flores Soberanes, Conscience and Freedom, CDMX
- Flyer in the Metropolitan Zone of Guadalajara, National Indigenous Congress, Adherents to the Sixth Declaration of the Lacandon Jungle, Signers of the Declaration for Life, Communist Youth of Mexico, Party of Communists, Jalisco.
- Special radio program: “Samir lives” in “Lo conseguí soñando / otrxs mundxxs al aire”, FM quimunche, red de comunistas, Jalisco. FM quimunche, red enfoques and repeater radios.
- Demonstration in front of the Mexican Consulate, 2401 W 6th St, Los Angeles, California “Eagle and Condor Liberation Front, La Otra Califas: Ramona Vive”, Sexta Grietas del Norte.
- Premiere of the song “”Samir“”- Sergio Marcos ‘Ik”, Regeneración Radio.
Friday, February 21:
- Unveiling of Samir’s bust in Normal de Cuautla, Morelos, Normal de Cuautla, APPM, FPDTA-MPT, 13:00 hrs.
- March from the Secretaría de Gobernación to the Zócalo of Mexico City, 16:00 hrs.
- Monumental painting – Zócalo, Contrayendo el común, CdMx
- Documentary-charla-Casa de Arte, downtown Cuautla, Morelos;
- Community Conversation, San Francisco, USA, Grietas del Norte, 17:30 hrs.
- Mural painting for Samir, Tepic, Partido de los comunistas, Nayarit
- Leafleting around the city, Guadalajara, Party of Communists, Jalisco, Jalisco
- Film Debate: “Samir”, Documentary, Casa Obrera Tlaxcala and Hijxs del Maíz Pinto, Tlaxcala
- Discussion “Water Struggles: from Morelos to Southern California”, East Los Angeles, California, Eagle and Condor Liberation Front, La Otra Califas: Ramona Vive
Saturday, February 22nd:
- Rallies in each of the 12 Zapatista caracoles, Chiapas, EZLN.
- “Samir, junk capitalism and the resistance” (Conversation/Unveiling of Samir bust, rally and cultural events) – Sit-in against the Cholula garbage dump, Puebla, 11:00 – 18:00 hrs.
- Book presentation – La Vulcana, Santa María La Rivera, CdMx
- Cultural event – La Bigotona, Plaza Moctezuma, Cuernavaca, Morelos
- Text reading in memory of Samir (with bust present) at the anti-fascist march in memory of Valerio Verbano, Nodo Solidale.
- Screening/conversation, San Francisco, USA, Northern Cracks
- Ajmaq-Frayba Network Film Debate. Dialogues of Resistance and Rebellion. Six years after the murder of Samir Flores, for the defense of Territory and Life, Kinoki, Red Ajmaq and Frayba, San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas.
- Exhibition of posters Justice for Samir Flores, 6 years of Impunity Projection of videos about Samir’s voice and struggle. Nodo de Derechos Humanos and Terraformar, Puebla
- Leafleting and broadcasting in Plaza Principal Tepic, Partido de los comunistas, Nayarit
- Poster-pasting around the city, Los Mochis, Partido de los comunistas, Sinaloa;
- Conversatorio en la Casa de fuego con Adherentes de la sexta, Partido de los comunistas, Sinaloa; Conversatorio en la Casa de fuego con Adherentes de la sexta, Partido de los comunistas
- Rally, Monterrey, Red de Resistencia y Rebeldía NL, Nuevo León
- Video and poster pasting in the city of Zacatecas, Party of the Communists, Zacatecas
- Poster pasting, Playas de Rosarito, Partido de los comunistas, Baja California
- Leafleting and poster pasting, Playas de Rosarito, Baja California
- Leafleting and pasting of posters, Culiacán, Party of Communists, Sinaloa
- Cultural event, Andador Benito Juárez, Party of Communists and Communist Youth of Mexico, Aguascalientes
- Distribution of information in connection with the Jornada Justicia Samir Flores Soberanes!” Liège, Collectif Chiapas de Liège, by Grupo CafeZ, Belgium.
- Poster pasting, Bahia de Banderas, Party of the Communists and Adherents to the Sixth, Nayarit
- Central Event at Casa de fuego, Donato Guerra 430, Congreso Nacional Indigena, Adherents to the Sixth Declaration of the Lacandon Jungle, Signers of the Declaration for Life, Communist Youth of Mexico, Party of Communists, Jalisco.
- Screening and discussion “Megaprojects and struggles for life,” Barrio La Misión, San Francisco, California, La Otra Califas: Ramona Vive, Sexta Grietas del Norte
Sunday, February 23rd:
- Flyering, clothesline/poetryline – Bellas Artes, CdMx, Redmyc Zapatista.
- Photo exhibit Samir Flores: Seed of resistance, El parque la llanta, Nos Queremos Vivas Neza, CdMx.
- Informative demonstration, Guaymas, Communist Party, Sinaloa.
- Informative table to demand justice for Samir Flores Soberanes, Zócalo de Puebla, Puebla.
- Public act in the esplanade of the expiatory, Guadalajara, Party of Communists, Jalisco
- Talk in the Xochicalli neighborhood, Mexicali, Party of Communists, Baja California, 10:00 – 12:00 hrs.
- Video and diffusion, Ensenada, Party of Communists, Baja California, 10:00 – 12:00 hrs
- Poster pasting in the city, Rosamorada, Party of Communists, Nayarit, 10:00 – 12:00 hrs
- Meeting and graphic exhibition, National Indigenous Congress, Adherents to the Sixth Declaration of the Lacandon Jungle, Signers of the Declaration for Life, Communist Youth of Mexico, Party of Communists, Jalisco.
- Informative exhibition and screening of the documentary SAMIR, San Gregorio Atlapulco, Casa del Pueblo Tlamachtiloyan de Atlapulco and Asamblea General Permanente del Pueblo de San Gregorio Atlapulco, CdMx.
- Collective letter to the community of Samir Flores Soberanes, Mazatecas for Freedom.
- Conversatorio Samir Florece. Justicia x Samir y la lucha contra el PIM, Sendas, Colectivos autoconvocados del mundo en San Cristóbal. San Cristobal de Las Casas.
Monday, February 24th
- Documentary screening about the life and murder of compa Samir. Je’ Xo’o (el Ombligo),Coyoacán Mexico Cdmx
Saturday, March 1st
- Conversation and murals for justice by Samir Flores Soberanes, Santiago Mexquititlán, Amealco, Querétaro.
FIRST: To carry out widespread actions at a global level demanding justice for Samir. To meet again and talk about the struggle for life and autonomy, about the construction of common justice, about enough is enough, about dreams and nightmares in our places and in other parts of the world.
SECOND: To strengthen and disseminate the activities listed here.
THIRD: To continue registering their activities at [email protected], sending posters of the events, photos, videos, poems, songs and/or stories of their actions.
For the Complete Reconstitution of Our Peoples
Frente de Pueblos en Defensa de la Tierra y el Agua – Morelos, Puebla, Tlaxcala
Agrupación Un Salto de Vida/Jalisco
Antsetik ts’unun/Chiapas
A.P.E.C/CDMX
Área de Estudios Urbanos UAM Azcapotzalco/CDMX
Asamblea General Permanente del Pueblo de San Gregorio Atlapulco/CDMX
Asamblea Nacional por el Agua y la Vida/México
Asociación de Exploración Científica y Recreativa/CDMX
«Bicis Tierra y Libertad» (colectiva ciclista)/CDMX
Brigada Callejera de Apoyo a la Mujer, E.M. A.C./CDMX
Brigada Dr. Ignacio Martín-Baró/Jalisco
Brújula Roja/CDMX
Café “Zapata Vive”/CDMX
Casa Obrera de Tlaxcala COT/Tlaxcala
Casa Ojalá/CDMX
Casa Samir Flores/CDMX
Centro de Derechos Humanos Fray Bartolomé de Las Casas/Chiapas
Centro de Investigación en Comunicación Comunitaria/México
Cholultecas Unidxs en Resistencia-CHUR/Puebla
Colectiva Nuestra Alegre Rebeldía/Morelos
Colectivo 16 de Octubre-Calpulalpan/Tlaxcala
Colectivo Aequus.- Promoción y Defensa de Derechos Humanos/CDMX
Colectivo Criptopozol + DDHH/México
Colectivo Cuaderno Común/CDMX
Colectivo de apoyo al EZLN y al CNI – CIG Llegó la Hora de los Pueblos/México
Colectivo de profesorxs en la sexta/CDMX
Colectivo de trabajo Cafetos/CDMX
Colectivo Gavilanas/CDMX
Colectivo La Otra Justicia/CDMX
Colectivo Luz de Esperanza Desaparecidos Jalisco/Jalisco
Colectivo Luz de Esperanza sin fines de lucro de Guadalajara/Jalisco
Colectivo panadero La Grieta/CDMX
Colectivos autoconvocados en San Cristóbal/Chiapas
Comida no bombas, Qro./Querétaro
Comité de Padres y Madres de los 43 de Ayotzinapa/México
Comité pueblo originario de Tlaxcalancingo/Puebla
Comunidad de Tlanezi Calli en resistencia/CDMX
Comunidad de Xochitlanezi/CDMX
Comunidad Indígena Nahua CNI Milpa Alta/CDMX
Comunidad Indígena Otomí residente en la Ciudad de México
Concejo Autónomo de Santiago Mexquititlán/Querétaro
Consejo de Bienes Comunales Indígena Nahua Tlacotenco/Milpa Alta, CDMX
Consejo Nacional Urbano y Campesino C.N.U.C./Tlaxcala
Cooperativa Café Tepeyolo/Puebla
Cooperativa Tlapaltik b’e/México
Coordinación Metropolitana Anticapitalista y Antipatriarcal con el CIG/CDMX
Coordinadora Común Contra el Porrismo y la Represión/CDMX
COTRIC/México
Ddeser Jalisco/Jalisco
Dejar de Chingar/Jalisco
«Del Barrio News» (comunicadores populares)/CDMX
12 Pueblos Originarios de Tecámac/EDOMEX
El grupo de la puerta/Puebla
El Tekpatl – Periódico crítico, independiente y de combate/Puebla
Escuela Comunal Casa del Arte Tlaixco/Milpa Alta, CDMX
Espacio de Lucha contra el Olvido y la Represión/Chiapas
Fanzinoteca guerra idealista/Puebla
FotorreporterosMX/CDMX
Frente por la Defensa de los Derechos de Pueblos y Barrios Originarios del Anáhuac (Frente Anáhuac)/CDMX
Frontera con Justicia – Casa del migrante de Saltillo/Coahuila
Geo-grafías Comunitarias/Puebla
Grupo de Trabajo No Estamos Todxs/Chiapas
Grupo Tlali Nantli/Puebla
Guardia Comunal Santa Ana Tlacotenco/Milpa Alta, CDMX
ILANCUEITL danza de las Tlacualeras /Milpa Alta, CDMX
Instituto Cultural Autónomo «Rubén Jaramillo Ménez»/Morelos
Instituto de Investigaciones Pedagógicas/CDMX
«Je’ Xo’o (espacio común)/CDMX
Komunidad Autogestiva Organizada Subversiva/CDMX
Korima Educación/México
Laboratorio Popular de Medios Libres/CDMX
La Ezkina/Baja California
La Otra en el Sur de Morelos/Morelos
«Lxs Trollingstones»/CDMX
Los Zurdos Teatro/México
Lxs Hijxs del Maíz Pinto/Tlaxcala
Mazatecas por La Libertad/Oaxaca
Mexicanos Unidos/CDMX
Micelias/CDMX
Movimiento Agrario Indígena Zapatista/Puebla
Movimiento por la Libertad de los Defensores del Agua y la Vida de Tlanixco/EDOMEX
Mujeres y la Sexta – Abya Yala
Nodo de Derechos Humanos (NODHO)/Puebla
Observatorio Memoria y Libertad/México
Ojarasca/México
Organización campesina de la Sierra del Sur Tepetixtla/Guerrero
Organización Político Cultural CLETA/México
Partido de los Comunistas/México
Periódico La Flor/Puebla
Periodistas Unidos/CDMX
Proceso de Articulación de la sierra de santa marta /CNI /México
PRADE/Puebla
Radio Altepetl Zoquitlan/Puebla
Radio Ecos de la Sal, Zapotitlan salinas/Puebla
Radio Zacatepec/Puebla
Raíces en resistencia/CDMX
Rebeldías en Común/México
Red de apoyo Iztapalapa Sexta (RAIS)/CDMX
Red de radios indígenas y comunitarias del sureste mexicano
Red de resistencias y rebeldías Ajmaq/Chiapas
Red de resistencias y rebeldías en Tijuana/Baja California
Red Mexicana de Trabajo Sexual/CDMX
RedMyCZapatista/CDMX
Red Morelense de apoyo al CIN y CIG/Morelos
Red Universitaria Anticapitalista/México
Regeneración Radio/CDMX
Resistrenzas-Puebla/Puebla
RR/México
Pueblos Unidos de la Región Cholulteca y de los Volcanes/Puebla
Periódico La Flor/Puebla
Tejiendo Organización Revolucionaria/CDMX
Unión de Pueblos y Fraccionamientos contra el Basurero y en Defensa del Agua/Puebla
Unión Popular Apizaquense Democrática e Independiente UPADI/Tlaxcala
UPREZ Benito Juárez/CDMX
Vendaval, cooperativa panadera y algo más/México
Voces de la educación/Veracruz
Voces desde los territorios/CDMX
Voces y Memoria por Nimai/CDMX
Alba Olea
Alberto Colin
Alberto Xicotencatl Carrasco/Coahuila
Alejandro Meléndez/CDMX
Alondra Fierro
Alonso Gutiérrez
Ángela Camacho
Armando Soto Baeza/CDMX
Atahualpa Sofía Enciso/Jalisco
Atzelbi Libertad Hernández
Carla Isabel Suárez
Carlos Alejandro Hurtado
Carlos Enrique González Álvarez/Jalisco
Carlos Francisco Betancourt
Carlos Ricardo López
Cora Jiménez Narcia/CDMX
Daniel Pérez Martínez
Dara Asalia Vilchis Avilés/Morelos
Diana Itzu Gutiérrez Luna/Chiapas
Diego Hernández
Diego Osorno/Sonora
Efraín Rojas Bruschetta/Morelos
Eliana Acosta/CDMX
Elvira Madrid Romero/CDMX
Emma Insu/CDMX
Emilio Mora
Felipe I Echenique March
Fernanda Galindo
Filiberto Margarito Juan
Gabriel Santiago/Puebla
Gabriela Villarreal/Puebla
Georgina García
Gerardo Vázquez
Gilberto López y Rivas
Humberto Laguna
Itzael Magaña
Ignacio Salazar
Jesús Batta Fonseca/Morelos
Jimena Sánchez
Jorge Alejandro Méndez
Jorge Meléndez Preciado/CDMX
Juan Pi/Chiapas
Julia Moreno
Karla Edna García Rocha/CDMX
Katia Cisneros
Katayoun/CDMX
Lena García Feijoo/CDMX
Luis Alberto González Arenas
Luis Hernández Navarro
Luz María Moreno Medrano
Ma del Refugio Montoya Herrera/Torreón
Marco Antonio Degollado
María Guadalupe Rocha Aguado/Querétaro
María Trinidad Cevallos Rodríguez/Morelos
Martha Lechuga Luna
Mercedes Tecuapetla/Puebla
Miguel Angel Rangel Chavez/CDMX
Olar Zapata/CDMX
Oralba Castillo Najera/Morelos
Orlando Balderas/Tlaxcala
Ramón Vera-Herrera
Rodrigo Alexander Uribe Cevallos/Morelos
Rosalva Margarito/CDMX
Rubén Colmenares
Rubén Matias
Santos Alejandro Alvarez Zetina/EDOMEX
Selene Laguna
Sofía Beatriz Acosta
Tania Lara
Teodulo Alejandro Cuaya Teutli/Puebla
Tomás Antonio Baroja
Valentina Leduc
Valeria Saraí Velázquez
Vicente Parra Sosa/Morelos
Víctor Gutiérrez Torres/Veracruz
Xóchitl Guzmán Delgado/Morelos
Yolanda José/PueblaColombia
Extinction Rebellion Medellín/ Antioquia
Pueblos en Camino
Vilma AlmendraPerú
Periódico Lucha Indígena/CuscoEspaña
Asamblea de Solidaridad con México/Valencia
Batec Zapatista Barcelona/Barcelona
Confederación General del Trabajo
Lumaltik Zaragoza/Aragón (Estado Español)
Pallasos en Rebeldía/GaliciaEstados Unidos
Eagle Condor Liberation Front/ California
La Otra Califas:Ramona Vive/California
Sexta Grietas del NorteFrancia
Collectif Paris-Ayotzinapa/París
Comité de solidarité avec les peuples de Chiapas en lutte/ParísGrecia
Asamblea Libertaria Autoorganizada Paliacate ZapatistaArgentina
Colectiva Corazón del tiempo / Abya Yala rompe el cerco/Puelmapu, nor patagoniaFinlandia
Colectivo Armadillo Suomi (Finlandia)Euskal Herria
Ermuko komite internacionalista
TxiapasEkin
Lumaltik Herriak
Braulio MontequinDinamarca
Foro Internacional, Grupo MéxicoSuiza
Colectivo ¿Y tú qué?/México-Suiza
Soli Chiapas Zurigo/Zürich
Sonia Brechbühl/ZürichBélgica
Grupo CafeZ/LiègeChile
Movimiento por el Agua y los Territorios MAT
Pancha Fernández Droguett
Yonny Torres ValenzuelaItalia
Gaia CapognaUruguay
Raúl ZibechiCongreso Nacional Indígena
Ejército Zapatista de Liberación NacionalOriginal text published in Enlace Zapatista on February 13th, 2025.
Translation by Schools for Chiapas. -
Open Call to Join in the Days of Global Action! Justice for Samir Flores! 6 Years of Impunity
OPEN CALL TO JOIN THE GLOBAL DAYS:
JUSTICE FOR SAMIR FLORES SOBERANES!
6 YEARS OF IMPUNITY
On February 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 or any other dates that in your own time you consider appropriate.
WHEREAS it has been 6 years of impunity since that February 20, 2019 in which our brother Samir Flores Soberanes was murdered at the hands of “organized crime with the bad government,” that promoted the bloody consultation of the Morelos Integral Project (PIM).
Megaprojects are a cancer that capitalism, in any of its populist or fascist faces, imposes on our territories, killing Mother Earth and killing us along with her.
Samir was murdered by the narco-state that Claudia Sheinbaum denies exists, but that millions in Mexico see and suffer.
Samir was killed by organized crime and the bad government for organizing and telling the truth about the Morelos Integral Project, and for defending life and denouncing the betrayal of Obrador who promised to cancel the PIM if he became President.
The increase in organized crime throughout the national territory is a reality, cities with curfews and “tolls,” displaced and besieged towns in Chiapas, Guerrero, Oaxaca, Sonora, Michoacán, Morelos, Colima, Veracruz, Jalisco and practically the entire country, disappeared and disappeared… mega-projects of environmental destruction are accompanied by “organized” crime, but organized with the bad government, at the municipal, state and federal level, generating conditions of terror and war in the country.
War extends throughout the world, which brazenly intends to evict the Palestinian people from Gaza and repopulate it with Israeli and gringo capitalism; there they bomb us from above, here they attack us from below, but for the same reason of dispossessing us of our territories.
War is spreading with the massive deportation of our brothers from the north of the country who are in what capitalism calls the United States, without respecting the right that every human being should have, to live and work honestly in any part of the world.
That war, the storm, is everywhere, in thousands of towns and cities in America, Europe, Asia, Africa or Oceania. Instilling fear, disorganizing life, escalating in Mexico, in the period since the 4T, the murder and disappearance of more and more comrades who defend life, probe and spread the truth like Samir. That is why Samir is in many places, has many names and different genders, but with a common trait: rebellion.
Despite the storm and because of it, here we are, the struggle for life, the rebellious dignity, the forgotten heart of the earth.
In order to grow our word, our cry, our demand for justice for Samir and for the peoples of Mexico and the world, today we call to meet to build justice and memory for our brother Samir Flores Soberanes; registering to date the following activities:
Tuesday, February 11:
- Initiative for Samir-Kinoki, San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas.
Saturday, February 15:
- Sharing of Zapatista experience 31 Years of Resistance and Rebellion, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Red de Solidaridad con Chiapas Buenos Aires, in conjunction with the Libertarian Federation of Argentina (FLA).
- Mural by Samir, Elaborarte Manos Vivas Querétaro, Comida No Bombas Qro.
- Echos of the Commons: Conversations about the Zapatista Encounters of Resistances and Rebellions, Centro Cultural Universitario Tlatelolco sala 2, Red Universitaria Anticapitalista, CdMx.
Sunday, February 16:
- Cultural and informational day at Foro Abierto de la Casa del Lago, Bosque de Chapultepec, CdMx, CLETA.
- Talk and Video “JUSTICE FOR SAMIR FLORES SOBERANES”. Community of Xochitlanezi (114 El Molino St., La Planta neighborhood, Iztapalapa) (RAIS) Iztapala Sexta Support Network and its member collectives, community of Xochitlanezi and its member organizations, Mexico City.
- Mural for Samir, El Tejocote, Tequisquiapan, Milpa Constelación, Querétaro
Wednesday, February 19:
- Artistic day for Samir Flores. Islas de Ciudad Universitaria – UNAM
- Placement of banners and leafleting, Cuauhtémoc, CdMx, Frente del Pueblo Resistencia Organizada, 16:00 hrs.
- Flyer “From the Word of Samir to the Heart of Abisaí”, February 19 and 20, Pueblos de Tecámac, State of Mexico.
Thursday, February 20:
- Commemoration in Amilcingo: Memorial mass, civic act Escuela Samir Flores Soberanes, wreath at Samir’s grave, Amilcingo, Morelos, 8:00 – 14:00.
- Public event in memory of Samir, Psychology Area of the University Center of Health Sciences (CUCS) of the University of Guadalajara, Brigada Ignacio Martin Baro, 11:00 hrs.
- Rally in front of the Mexican Embassy in Rome, Nodo Solidale, 11:00 hrs (Rome time)
- Fogata Rebelde – Casa de los Pueblos Samir Flores Soberanes, CdMx, 17:00 – 2:00 hrs
- Hacktivist party against digital capitalism, talks and video, Okupa Che,CU, CdMx, Laboratorio de Medios Libres
- Political-Cultural Meeting: Justice for Samir Flores Soberanes! Six years of impunity, Zócalo de Cuernavaca, Morelos, Red Morelense de Apoyo al CNI-CIG/Colectivity Nuestra Alegre Rebeldía
- Tree planting day, El Salto and Juanacatlán, Agrupación Un Sato de Vida, Jalisco.
- Banner for Samir “Samir lives, the struggle continues!” Milpa Alta, Communal School Casa del Arte Tlaixco, Council of Communal Resources Nahua Indigenous Community Tlacotenco Nahua Indigenous Community CNI Milpa Alta ILANCUEITL dance of the Tlacualeras Communal Guard Santa Ana Tlacotenco, CdMx
- Collective Painting of the Mural “JUSTICE FOR SAMIR AND FOR OUR DISAPPEARED”. Community of Xochitlanezi (114 el molino street, colonia la Planta, Iztapalapa) (RAIS) Iztapala Sexta Support Network and its member collectives, community of Xochitlanezi and its member organizations, community of Xochitlanezi (RAIS) and its member organizations (RAIS).
- “Samir y el común”, La Ezkina located in Infonavit del Río, Tijuana, La Ezkina, Baja California.
- Exhibition of canvases demanding justice for Samir, Proceso de Articulación de la sierra de santa marta /CNI, Veracruz.
- Screening of Samir’s documentary without reversal, Cuba 34 corner with allende, La Resistencia Café Galería, CDMX
- Memory and Struggle: Samir Flores Soberanes, Conscience and Freedom, CDMX
- Flyer in the Metropolitan Zone of Guadalajara, National Indigenous Congress, Adherents to the Sixth Declaration of the Lacandon Jungle, Signers of the Declaration for Life, Communist Youth of Mexico, Party of Communists, Jalisco.
- Special radio program: “Samir lives” in “Lo conseguí soñando / otrxs mundxxs al aire”, FM quimunche, red de comunistas, Jalisco. FM quimunche, red enfoques and repeater radios.
- Demonstration in front of the Mexican Consulate, 2401 W 6th St, Los Angeles, California “Eagle and Condor Liberation Front, La Otra Califas: Ramona Vive”, Sexta Grietas del Norte.
- Premiere of the song “”Samir“”- Sergio Marcos ‘Ik”, Regeneración Radio.
Friday, February 21:
- Unveiling of Samir’s bust in Normal de Cuautla, Morelos, Normal de Cuautla, APPM, FPDTA-MPT, 13:00 hrs.
- March from the Secretaría de Gobernación to the Zócalo of Mexico City, 16:00 hrs.
- Monumental painting – Zócalo, Contrayendo el común, CdMx
- Documentary-charla-Casa de Arte, downtown Cuautla, Morelos;
- Community Conversation, San Francisco, USA, Grietas del Norte, 17:30 hrs.
- Mural painting for Samir, Tepic, Partido de los comunistas, Nayarit
- Leafleting around the city, Guadalajara, Party of Communists, Jalisco, Jalisco
- Film Debate: “Samir”, Documentary, Casa Obrera Tlaxcala and Hijxs del Maíz Pinto, Tlaxcala
- Discussion “Water Struggles: from Morelos to Southern California”, East Los Angeles, California, Eagle and Condor Liberation Front, La Otra Califas: Ramona Vive
Saturday, February 22nd:
- Rallies in each of the 12 Zapatista caracoles, Chiapas, EZLN.
- “Samir, junk capitalism and the resistance” (Conversation/Unveiling of Samir bust, rally and cultural events) – Sit-in against the Cholula garbage dump, Puebla, 11:00 – 18:00 hrs.
- Book presentation – La Vulcana, Santa María La Rivera, CdMx
- Cultural event – La Bigotona, Plaza Moctezuma, Cuernavaca, Morelos
- Text reading in memory of Samir (with bust present) at the anti-fascist march in memory of Valerio Verbano, Nodo Solidale.
- Screening/conversation, San Francisco, USA, Northern Cracks
- Ajmaq-Frayba Network Film Debate. Dialogues of Resistance and Rebellion. Six years after the murder of Samir Flores, for the defense of Territory and Life, Kinoki, Red Ajmaq and Frayba, San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas.
- Exhibition of posters Justice for Samir Flores, 6 years of Impunity Projection of videos about Samir’s voice and struggle. Nodo de Derechos Humanos and Terraformar, Puebla
- Leafleting and broadcasting in Plaza Principal Tepic, Partido de los comunistas, Nayarit
- Poster-pasting around the city, Los Mochis, Partido de los comunistas, Sinaloa;
- Conversatorio en la Casa de fuego con Adherentes de la sexta, Partido de los comunistas, Sinaloa; Conversatorio en la Casa de fuego con Adherentes de la sexta, Partido de los comunistas
- Rally, Monterrey, Red de Resistencia y Rebeldía NL, Nuevo León
- Video and poster pasting in the city of Zacatecas, Party of the Communists, Zacatecas
- Poster pasting, Playas de Rosarito, Partido de los comunistas, Baja California
- Leafleting and poster pasting, Playas de Rosarito, Baja California
- Leafleting and pasting of posters, Culiacán, Party of Communists, Sinaloa
- Cultural event, Andador Benito Juárez, Party of Communists and Communist Youth of Mexico, Aguascalientes
- Distribution of information in connection with the Jornada Justicia Samir Flores Soberanes!” Liège, Collectif Chiapas de Liège, by Grupo CafeZ, Belgium.
- Poster pasting, Bahia de Banderas, Party of the Communists and Adherents to the Sixth, Nayarit
- Central Event at Casa de fuego, Donato Guerra 430, Congreso Nacional Indigena, Adherents to the Sixth Declaration of the Lacandon Jungle, Signers of the Declaration for Life, Communist Youth of Mexico, Party of Communists, Jalisco.
- Screening and discussion “Megaprojects and struggles for life,” Barrio La Misión, San Francisco, California, La Otra Califas: Ramona Vive, Sexta Grietas del Norte
Sunday, February 23rd:
- Flyering, clothesline/poetryline – Bellas Artes, CdMx, Redmyc Zapatista.
- Photo exhibit Samir Flores: Seed of resistance, El parque la llanta, Nos Queremos Vivas Neza, CdMx.
- Informative demonstration, Guaymas, Communist Party, Sinaloa.
- Informative table to demand justice for Samir Flores Soberanes, Zócalo de Puebla, Puebla.
- Public act in the esplanade of the expiatory, Guadalajara, Party of Communists, Jalisco
- Talk in the Xochicalli neighborhood, Mexicali, Party of Communists, Baja California, 10:00 – 12:00 hrs.
- Video and diffusion, Ensenada, Party of Communists, Baja California, 10:00 – 12:00 hrs
- Poster pasting in the city, Rosamorada, Party of Communists, Nayarit, 10:00 – 12:00 hrs
- Meeting and graphic exhibition, National Indigenous Congress, Adherents to the Sixth Declaration of the Lacandon Jungle, Signers of the Declaration for Life, Communist Youth of Mexico, Party of Communists, Jalisco.
- Informative exhibition and screening of the documentary SAMIR, San Gregorio Atlapulco, Casa del Pueblo Tlamachtiloyan de Atlapulco and Asamblea General Permanente del Pueblo de San Gregorio Atlapulco, CdMx.
- Collective letter to the community of Samir Flores Soberanes, Mazatecas for Freedom.
- Conversatorio Samir Florece. Justicia x Samir y la lucha contra el PIM, Sendas, Colectivos autoconvocados del mundo en San Cristóbal. San Cristobal de Las Casas.
Monday, February 24th
- Documentary screening about the life and murder of compa Samir. Je’ Xo’o (el Ombligo),Coyoacán Mexico Cdmx
Saturday, March 1st
- Conversation and murals for justice by Samir Flores Soberanes, Santiago Mexquititlán, Amealco, Querétaro.
FIRST: To carry out widespread actions at a global level demanding justice for Samir. To meet again and talk about the struggle for life and autonomy, about the construction of common justice, about enough is enough, about dreams and nightmares in our places and in other parts of the world.
SECOND: To strengthen and disseminate the activities listed here.
THIRD: To continue registering their activities at [email protected], sending posters of the events, photos, videos, poems, songs and/or stories of their actions.
For the Complete Reconstitution of Our Peoples
Frente de Pueblos en Defensa de la Tierra y el Agua – Morelos, Puebla, Tlaxcala
Agrupación Un Salto de Vida/Jalisco
Antsetik ts’unun/Chiapas
A.P.E.C/CDMX
Área de Estudios Urbanos UAM Azcapotzalco/CDMX
Asamblea General Permanente del Pueblo de San Gregorio Atlapulco/CDMX
Asamblea Nacional por el Agua y la Vida/México
Asociación de Exploración Científica y Recreativa/CDMX
«Bicis Tierra y Libertad» (colectiva ciclista)/CDMX
Brigada Callejera de Apoyo a la Mujer, E.M. A.C./CDMX
Brigada Dr. Ignacio Martín-Baró/Jalisco
Brújula Roja/CDMX
Café “Zapata Vive”/CDMX
Casa Obrera de Tlaxcala COT/Tlaxcala
Casa Ojalá/CDMX
Casa Samir Flores/CDMX
Centro de Derechos Humanos Fray Bartolomé de Las Casas/Chiapas
Centro de Investigación en Comunicación Comunitaria/México
Cholultecas Unidxs en Resistencia-CHUR/Puebla
Colectiva Nuestra Alegre Rebeldía/Morelos
Colectivo 16 de Octubre-Calpulalpan/Tlaxcala
Colectivo Aequus.- Promoción y Defensa de Derechos Humanos/CDMX
Colectivo Criptopozol + DDHH/México
Colectivo Cuaderno Común/CDMX
Colectivo de apoyo al EZLN y al CNI – CIG Llegó la Hora de los Pueblos/México
Colectivo de profesorxs en la sexta/CDMX
Colectivo de trabajo Cafetos/CDMX
Colectivo Gavilanas/CDMX
Colectivo La Otra Justicia/CDMX
Colectivo Luz de Esperanza Desaparecidos Jalisco/Jalisco
Colectivo Luz de Esperanza sin fines de lucro de Guadalajara/Jalisco
Colectivo panadero La Grieta/CDMX
Colectivos autoconvocados en San Cristóbal/Chiapas
Comida no bombas, Qro./Querétaro
Comité de Padres y Madres de los 43 de Ayotzinapa/México
Comité pueblo originario de Tlaxcalancingo/Puebla
Comunidad de Tlanezi Calli en resistencia/CDMX
Comunidad de Xochitlanezi/CDMX
Comunidad Indígena Nahua CNI Milpa Alta/CDMX
Comunidad Indígena Otomí residente en la Ciudad de México
Concejo Autónomo de Santiago Mexquititlán/Querétaro
Consejo de Bienes Comunales Indígena Nahua Tlacotenco/Milpa Alta, CDMX
Consejo Nacional Urbano y Campesino C.N.U.C./Tlaxcala
Cooperativa Café Tepeyolo/Puebla
Cooperativa Tlapaltik b’e/México
Coordinación Metropolitana Anticapitalista y Antipatriarcal con el CIG/CDMX
Coordinadora Común Contra el Porrismo y la Represión/CDMX
COTRIC/México
Ddeser Jalisco/Jalisco
Dejar de Chingar/Jalisco
«Del Barrio News» (comunicadores populares)/CDMX
12 Pueblos Originarios de Tecámac/EDOMEX
El grupo de la puerta/Puebla
El Tekpatl – Periódico crítico, independiente y de combate/Puebla
Escuela Comunal Casa del Arte Tlaixco/Milpa Alta, CDMX
Espacio de Lucha contra el Olvido y la Represión/Chiapas
Fanzinoteca guerra idealista/Puebla
FotorreporterosMX/CDMX
Frente por la Defensa de los Derechos de Pueblos y Barrios Originarios del Anáhuac (Frente Anáhuac)/CDMX
Frontera con Justicia – Casa del migrante de Saltillo/Coahuila
Geo-grafías Comunitarias/Puebla
Grupo de Trabajo No Estamos Todxs/Chiapas
Grupo Tlali Nantli/Puebla
Guardia Comunal Santa Ana Tlacotenco/Milpa Alta, CDMX
ILANCUEITL danza de las Tlacualeras /Milpa Alta, CDMX
Instituto Cultural Autónomo «Rubén Jaramillo Ménez»/Morelos
Instituto de Investigaciones Pedagógicas/CDMX
«Je’ Xo’o (espacio común)/CDMX
Komunidad Autogestiva Organizada Subversiva/CDMX
Korima Educación/México
Laboratorio Popular de Medios Libres/CDMX
La Ezkina/Baja California
La Otra en el Sur de Morelos/Morelos
«Lxs Trollingstones»/CDMX
Los Zurdos Teatro/México
Lxs Hijxs del Maíz Pinto/Tlaxcala
Mazatecas por La Libertad/Oaxaca
Mexicanos Unidos/CDMX
Micelias/CDMX
Movimiento Agrario Indígena Zapatista/Puebla
Movimiento por la Libertad de los Defensores del Agua y la Vida de Tlanixco/EDOMEX
Mujeres y la Sexta – Abya Yala
Nodo de Derechos Humanos (NODHO)/Puebla
Observatorio Memoria y Libertad/México
Ojarasca/México
Organización campesina de la Sierra del Sur Tepetixtla/Guerrero
Organización Político Cultural CLETA/México
Partido de los Comunistas/México
Periódico La Flor/Puebla
Periodistas Unidos/CDMX
Proceso de Articulación de la sierra de santa marta /CNI /México
PRADE/Puebla
Radio Altepetl Zoquitlan/Puebla
Radio Ecos de la Sal, Zapotitlan salinas/Puebla
Radio Zacatepec/Puebla
Raíces en resistencia/CDMX
Rebeldías en Común/México
Red de apoyo Iztapalapa Sexta (RAIS)/CDMX
Red de radios indígenas y comunitarias del sureste mexicano
Red de resistencias y rebeldías Ajmaq/Chiapas
Red de resistencias y rebeldías en Tijuana/Baja California
Red Mexicana de Trabajo Sexual/CDMX
RedMyCZapatista/CDMX
Red Morelense de apoyo al CIN y CIG/Morelos
Red Universitaria Anticapitalista/México
Regeneración Radio/CDMX
Resistrenzas-Puebla/Puebla
RR/México
Pueblos Unidos de la Región Cholulteca y de los Volcanes/Puebla
Periódico La Flor/Puebla
Tejiendo Organización Revolucionaria/CDMX
Unión de Pueblos y Fraccionamientos contra el Basurero y en Defensa del Agua/Puebla
Unión Popular Apizaquense Democrática e Independiente UPADI/Tlaxcala
UPREZ Benito Juárez/CDMX
Vendaval, cooperativa panadera y algo más/México
Voces de la educación/Veracruz
Voces desde los territorios/CDMX
Voces y Memoria por Nimai/CDMX
Alba Olea
Alberto Colin
Alberto Xicotencatl Carrasco/Coahuila
Alejandro Meléndez/CDMX
Alondra Fierro
Alonso Gutiérrez
Ángela Camacho
Armando Soto Baeza/CDMX
Atahualpa Sofía Enciso/Jalisco
Atzelbi Libertad Hernández
Carla Isabel Suárez
Carlos Alejandro Hurtado
Carlos Enrique González Álvarez/Jalisco
Carlos Francisco Betancourt
Carlos Ricardo López
Cora Jiménez Narcia/CDMX
Daniel Pérez Martínez
Dara Asalia Vilchis Avilés/Morelos
Diana Itzu Gutiérrez Luna/Chiapas
Diego Hernández
Diego Osorno/Sonora
Efraín Rojas Bruschetta/Morelos
Eliana Acosta/CDMX
Elvira Madrid Romero/CDMX
Emma Insu/CDMX
Emilio Mora
Felipe I Echenique March
Fernanda Galindo
Filiberto Margarito Juan
Gabriel Santiago/Puebla
Gabriela Villarreal/Puebla
Georgina García
Gerardo Vázquez
Gilberto López y Rivas
Humberto Laguna
Itzael Magaña
Ignacio Salazar
Jesús Batta Fonseca/Morelos
Jimena Sánchez
Jorge Alejandro Méndez
Jorge Meléndez Preciado/CDMX
Juan Pi/Chiapas
Julia Moreno
Karla Edna García Rocha/CDMX
Katia Cisneros
Katayoun/CDMX
Lena García Feijoo/CDMX
Luis Alberto González Arenas
Luis Hernández Navarro
Luz María Moreno Medrano
Ma del Refugio Montoya Herrera/Torreón
Marco Antonio Degollado
María Guadalupe Rocha Aguado/Querétaro
María Trinidad Cevallos Rodríguez/Morelos
Martha Lechuga Luna
Mercedes Tecuapetla/Puebla
Miguel Angel Rangel Chavez/CDMX
Olar Zapata/CDMX
Oralba Castillo Najera/Morelos
Orlando Balderas/Tlaxcala
Ramón Vera-Herrera
Rodrigo Alexander Uribe Cevallos/Morelos
Rosalva Margarito/CDMX
Rubén Colmenares
Rubén Matias
Santos Alejandro Alvarez Zetina/EDOMEX
Selene Laguna
Sofía Beatriz Acosta
Tania Lara
Teodulo Alejandro Cuaya Teutli/Puebla
Tomás Antonio Baroja
Valentina Leduc
Valeria Saraí Velázquez
Vicente Parra Sosa/Morelos
Víctor Gutiérrez Torres/Veracruz
Xóchitl Guzmán Delgado/Morelos
Yolanda José/PueblaColombia
Extinction Rebellion Medellín/ Antioquia
Pueblos en Camino
Vilma AlmendraPerú
Periódico Lucha Indígena/CuscoEspaña
Asamblea de Solidaridad con México/Valencia
Batec Zapatista Barcelona/Barcelona
Confederación General del Trabajo
Lumaltik Zaragoza/Aragón (Estado Español)
Pallasos en Rebeldía/GaliciaEstados Unidos
Eagle Condor Liberation Front/ California
La Otra Califas:Ramona Vive/California
Sexta Grietas del NorteFrancia
Collectif Paris-Ayotzinapa/París
Comité de solidarité avec les peuples de Chiapas en lutte/ParísGrecia
Asamblea Libertaria Autoorganizada Paliacate ZapatistaArgentina
Colectiva Corazón del tiempo / Abya Yala rompe el cerco/Puelmapu, nor patagoniaFinlandia
Colectivo Armadillo Suomi (Finlandia)Euskal Herria
Ermuko komite internacionalista
TxiapasEkin
Lumaltik Herriak
Braulio MontequinDinamarca
Foro Internacional, Grupo MéxicoSuiza
Colectivo ¿Y tú qué?/México-Suiza
Soli Chiapas Zurigo/Zürich
Sonia Brechbühl/ZürichBélgica
Grupo CafeZ/LiègeChile
Movimiento por el Agua y los Territorios MAT
Pancha Fernández Droguett
Yonny Torres ValenzuelaItalia
Gaia CapognaUruguay
Raúl ZibechiCongreso Nacional Indígena
Ejército Zapatista de Liberación NacionalOriginal text published in Enlace Zapatista on February 13th, 2025.
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#SamirFlores: Seis años después, su legado sigue siendo semilla de resistencia y esperanza
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#SamirFlores: Seis años después, su legado sigue siendo semilla de resistencia y esperanza
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