Guerrero, México, 14 Dic 2014.- Inebriated Federeal Police officers attacked students from Escuela Normal de Ayotzinapa, who prepared the concert “A light in the darkness,” which was planned in the city of Chilpancingo this afternoon in solidarity with the 43 students disappeared by police forces in Iguala.

There are about 17 people wounded, among them two relatives of the disappeared students, students from Ayotzinapa, teachers from CETEG and UNAM students. Medical attention was denied by the Chilpancingo Red Cross, reason for which they were transferred to other hospitals. Phones, shoes and wallets were taken from them.

Hear an interview with Omar García, student from the Normal de Ayotzinapa, from the location of the events:
[podcast]http://www.tlachinollan.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/12/141214-Enlace-a-Chilpancingo-represion-contra-normalistas-de-Ayotzinapa.mp3[/podcast]

The series “An almost universal story” includes 14 narrations from the book “Espejos. Una historia casi universal” by Eduardo Galeano (2008) in the voice of 19 readers from México, Cuba, El Salvador, Honduras, Venezuela, Colombia, Bolivia, Chile, Argentina, and Brasil. The right road is our destination…

[podcast]http://www.radiozapatista.org/Audios/parce/abuelos.mp3[/podcast]Abuelos (Cuba; ”40 seg.)

[podcast]http://www.radiozapatista.org/Audios/parce/eldiabloespobre.mp3[/podcast]El diablo es pobre (México, Honduras y El Salvador; 1 ”29 min.)

[podcast]http://www.radiozapatista.org/Audios/parce/guerrasencolombia.mp3[/podcast]Guerras disfrazadas (Colombia; 1”30 min.)

[podcast]http://www.radiozapatista.org/Audios/parce/temuestroelmundo.mp3[/podcast]Te muestro el mundo (Brasil; 1 min.)

[podcast]http://www.radiozapatista.org/Audios/parce/enlatierra.mp3[/podcast]Objetos Perdidos (Chile; 1 ”28 min.)

[podcast]http://www.radiozapatista.org/Audios/parce/labelleza.mp3[/podcast] Fundación de la belleza (Venezuela; ”46 seg.)

[podcast]http://www.radiozapatista.org/Audios/parce/ana.mp3[/podcast]Las edades de Ana (Colombia; 1”10 min.)

[podcast]http://www.radiozapatista.org/Audios/parce/ali.mp3[/podcast]Alí (México; 1”07 min.)

[podcast]http://www.radiozapatista.org/Audios/parce/peligrocamino.mp3[/podcast]Peligro en el camino (México; ”37 seg.)

[podcast]http://www.radiozapatista.org/Audios/parce/QUIJOTE.mp3[/podcast]Don Quijote (Argentina; 1 ”56 min.)

[podcast]http://www.radiozapatista.org/Audios/parce/continuidad.mp3[/podcast]Continuidad del camino (Bolivia; ”46 seg.)

[podcast]http://www.radiozapatista.org/Audios/parce/eltrono.mp3[/podcast]Fotos: el trono (México; 1 ”47 min.)

[podcast]http://www.radiozapatista.org/Audios/parce/brevehistoria.mp3[/podcast]Breve historia de la civilización (México; 1 ”22 min.)

[podcast]http://www.radiozapatista.org/Audios/parce/caminosfiesta.mp3[/podcast]Caminos de alta fiesta (México; ”40 seg.)

Latinoamérica, Diciembre 2014

43 cities, 43 students
In the United States We’re Tired Too

http://ustired2.com

This December 3, 2014, more than 43 cities in the US will mobilize in solidarity with the 43 students dissappeared and 3 murdered from the Escuela Normal Rural de Ayotzinapa. The mobilization aims not only at expressing support and solidarity with the students from Ayotzinapa and their families and denouncing the Mexican state’s responsibility. The goal is also to demand the US government to stop the Plan Mexico or Merida Initiative, which has supplied billions of dollars in military and political support to Mexico’s security forces. For more information, visit www.ustired2.com and in facebook, twitter, instagram, and tumblr; using and followint the hashtag #UStired2.

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By: Agencia SubVersiones

Video por Cráter Invertido

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Por: Agencia SubVersiones
Texto de Elis Monroy, Romeo LopCam y Jerónimo Díaz
Fotografías de Gustavo Ruiz, Lucero Mendizábal, Juan Manuel García, Yollotl Gómez Alvarado, Kino Luiggi, Heriberto Paredes, Amaranta Marentes y Elis Monroy

Como parte de la #AcciónGlobalPorAyotzinapa convocada por los familiares y compañeros de los estudiantes desaparecidos de la Normal de Ayotzinapa, este 20 de noviembre se realizaron manifestaciones solidarias tanto en México, como en muchas ciudades del mundo.

Ríos de gente con un destino común

En la Ciudad de México, tuvieron lugar tres marchas con destino al Zócalo capitalino. Además, durante todo el día, hubo distintas manifestaciones, entre ellas, la que se llevó a cabo afuera de Televisa Chapultepec por parte de estudiantes de la Universidad del Claustro de Sor Juana, la Universidad Autónoma de la Ciudad de México (UACM) y la Preparatoria número 7 de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM); otra que tuvo lugar en la puerta principal de la Secretaría de Educación Pública (SEP), donde estudiantes del Instituto Politécnico Nacional (IPN) levantaron un muro con tabiques y concreto; y una más en las cercanías del Aeropuerto Internacional de la Ciudad de México, en la que cientos de estudiantes de diversas escuelas, intentaron bloquear el acceso al mismo, cosa que lograron parcialmente con la ayuda involuntaria del gran despliegue policiaco que en teoría debía evitarlo. En ésta última movilización, tuvieron lugar los primeros enfrentamientos y las primeras detenciones de la jornada.

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Since the 26th of September 2014 Mexico looked at itself and the world once again turned to see an unconcealable reality that made itself present in most terrible way. Iguala is the place in which the Mexico of pain and death became unable to evade its own reality, the place that has filled the entire world with indignation, the place in which an open secret became a cry of pain and rage.

43 disappeared students, three murdered students, two young athletes murdered, one murdered woman. All of them murdered and disappeared in Iguala, all of them murdered and disappeared by the State. All of them murdered and disappeared by the pact of impunity of the political class.

Although right now it seems insufficient to speak of impunity because the institutions that should enforce justice not only fail to do so but they protect themselves from their own crimes. In reality we are facing a system that always finds how and who to punish, in an exemplary and spectacular manner (guilty or innocent), in order to maintain intact the great business of corruption and the brutal power structures that keep the entire country submerged in violence.

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