Chiapas
(Español) Desalojo violento contra plantón de maestros y maestras en San Cristobal
San Cristobal de las Casas, 20 de julio 2016.
Grupo de choque conformado por encapuchados, armados y acompañados por policias municipales, desalojaron violentamente esta tarde el boqueo que mantenian en la entrada de la autopista San cristobal – Tuxtla, lxs maestrxs, padres y madres de familia, asi como diversas organizaciones.
Los campamentos fueron quemados y se reportan personas heridas y otras mas desaparecidas.
Despues de estos hechos de violencia lxs maestrxs hicieron un llamado para reunirse en la plaza central de San Cristobal, para realizar un nuevo plan de acción, convocan tambien a la sociedad civil a sumarse.
Ver también:
Frayba: Desalojo violento hacia el plantón de maestros y maestras en San Cristóbal
Nodo de Derechos Humanos: La brutalidad de la violencia y la torpeza de las mentiras
(fotografias. colectivo tragameluz)
The geography? Oventik. The calendar? July 29, 2016
The geography? Oventik.
The calendar? July 29, 2016.
ZAPATISTA ARMY OF NATIONAL LIBERATION
MEXICO
July 17, 2016
To all the artists participating in the CompArte:
To the National and International Sixth:
Sisters and brothers:
Compañeras, compañeros, and compañeroas:
We send our greetings. We are writing to let you know the following:
We want to make sure that all of the artists who have committed to participating in CompArte know and feel our admiration and respect. But also, and above all, we want them to know of our conviction that in the dark hours of the present and the dark hours to come, their work and creativity will be required to find the path that we, humanity as a whole, want, need, and deserve.
When we speak of darkness, we are not only referring to the horrors that emerge and destroy all across the suffering world geography. We are also talking about the political and economic mercantilism that, without really caring much about the actual deaths and tragedies, pounce on the still-warm cadavers of the victims in an attempt to take advantage of and profit off their misfortune.
If the machine imposes a perverse logic in which every tragedy numbs rather than enrages, perhaps it could be the Arts that remind humanity that people not only kill and destroy, impose and dominate, humiliate and doom to oblivion, but can also create, liberate, and remember. Don’t even the most heartbreaking and painful artistic works throb with life and liberty?
















