Second part of our special documentary on autonomy, resistence and knowledge production in the academy and the case of professor Manuel Callahan from the Acción Zapatista collective at Humboldt State University.

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Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos and Teniente Coronel Insurgente Moisés greet the National and international caravan in solidarity with the zapatista communities, at the caracol of La Garrucha, and address them on the history of zapatismo, the EZLN’s position toward power and the construction of autonomy.

Report on the 21st meeting of the Central-Pacific region of the National Indigenous Congress (CNI), which took place in the Wirrárika community of El Tirador, Jalisco, from July 4 to 6, 2008.

Report on the SSP (Security and Prosperity Partnership of North America, or ASPAN in Spanish) and its relationship with militarization and displacement in Chiapas, with interviews (by Group Basta, Germany, recorded in Mexico City) with Laura Carlsen, director of the Americas Program of the Center for International Policy in Washington, and with Marco Antonio Velázquez Navarrete of the Mexican Network for Action Against Free Trade (Red Mexicana de Acción contra el Libre Comercio).

Report at La Garrucha about the repression and militarization in Chiapas and the recent military incursion in the region of La Garrucha, with interviews to Hermann Bellinghausen and Gloria Muñoz from La Jornada.

Complete interview with Hermann Bellinghausen from La Jornada at the caracol of La Garrucha about repression and militarization in Chiapas and the recent military incursion. (Recorded in partnership with Regeneración Radio.)

Interview to Alejandro Reyes from Radio Zapatista at the caracol of La Garrucha about repression and militarization in Chiapas and the recent military incursion. (Recorded in partnership with Regeneración Radio.)

Report on Alemany Farms in San Francisco.

Audio with voices and testimonies of the immigrant marches on May 1, 2008, in San Francisco and Oakland.

Flor Crisóstomo, Mexican migrant in resistance against anti-inmigrant policies in the US, neoliberal US policies in Latin America, and free trade agreements, speaks to us from the Adalberto United Methodist Church in Chicago, where she remains in sanctuary, after disobeying deportation orders from the US government.