Introduction to Autonomy: California-Chiapas
Cerro Hueco y la lucha por la transición democrática
(In Spanish)
Javier Berdegue Elorriaga,
San Cristobal de las Casas,
Chiapas, Mexico
La Transición: Continuidad o Ruptura (In Spanish)
por Javier Berdegue Elorriaga,
San Cristobal de las Casas,
Chiapas, Mexico
The Significance of the San Andres Agreements for Civil Society
by Javier Elorriaga,
San Cristobal de las Casas,
Chiapas, Mexico
Part 1 - New Forms of Making Politics
Part 2 - New relationships in the community, in the municipalities, in public policy
Part 3 - Towards the Strengthening of Collective Rights
An Analysis of Evolving Zapatismo,
from the "Join us" of January 1, 1994 to the "Let's construct" of 1996
by Javier Elorriaga,
San Cristobal de las Casas,
Chiapas, Mexico
From Disillusionment and Abandonment to Autonomy:
Zapatista Bilingual Indigenous Education in Chiapas, Mexico
A Case Study in Alternative Meanings of “Development”
by Roberto Flores
Los Angeles, California
Lo que’l Vagabundo Significa Para Mi
What The Vagabond Means to Me
Roberto Flores
Los Angeles, California
National Autonomous University in Mexico City (UNAM)
striking students' organic relationship to the EZLN
Global neoliberalism prompts global organic relations and responses
by Roberto Flores
Los Angeles, California
From Mapping Environmental Racism to Mapping Self-determination:
A Road Map to Community Autonomy?
by Roberto Flores
Los Angeles, California
Community Autonomy:
The El Sereno community in Northeast Los Angeles
Aiming to rebuilt society from the bottom up
Roberto Flores
Los Angeles, California
Breaking the Ideological Hold:
Zapatista Response to Mexico's Bilingual Program in Chiapas
(Two part series)
Roberto Flores
Los Angeles, California
Autonomy: Empowerment for Profound Structural Change
Lessons from the Zapatista autonomy process
by Roberto Flores,
Los Angeles, California
Zapatistas in Mexico City to promote the Indigenous Bill of Rights
A Photo Essay by Danny Turner-Lloveras
Mexico City, Mexico
The Fourth World War
Subcomandante Marcos
Translated by irlandesa
La Realidad, Chiapas, Mexico
La cuarta guerra mundial
por el subcomandante Marcos
La Realidad, Chiapas, Mexico
La "H" Tiene La Palabra
(y, como muda, la cede a la huelga)
Subcommander Marcos
Chiapas, Mexico
Communique to the UN Human Rights Relator
A communique from Subcommander Marcos
Chiapas, Mexico
To Mumia Abu Jamal from Marcos of the EZLN
A letter from Subcommander Marcos
Para Mumia Abu Jamal de Marcos of the EZLN
(In Spanish)
Chiapas, Mexico
Mexico, 1998 / Above and below: masks and silence
Communique from Subcommander Marcos
Chiapas, Mexico
(Translated from the Spanish by Irlandesa for Nuevo Amanecer Press)
Part I. Mexico, the middle of 1998...
Part II. Masks and the silence from above
Part III. The Mexican Federal Army: Between Angeles and Huertas
Part IV. The masks and the silences of those from below
Part V. The seven victims of the new government strategy in Chiapas
(An interruption) Stories of the Little Horse of the Sea
Part VII. The seventh mask and the seventh silence
Autonomy and Participatory Democracy:
An Ongoing Discussion on the Application of Zapatista Autonomy in the United States
Interview of Roberto Flores and Greg Tanaka
by Peter McLaren
Mexican Military enters Roberto Barrios in the North of Chiapas
by J.F. Ri,
San Cristobal de las Casas,
Chiapas, Mexico
The Army sets up another camp in San Pedro Nixtalucum-Zapatista territory
A Pattern Emerging of a dirty war in Chiapas
- Parallel PRI and PRD governments - (Human rights delegation visits Chiapas)
by Beto del Sereno,
San Cristobal de las Casas,
Chiapas, Mexico
"Never again a Mexico without us."
On the Importance of the Permanent National Indigenous Congress -
A Report on an interview with EZLN Sub-Commander "Marcos"
by Beto del Sereno,
San Cristobal de las Casas,
Chiapas, Mexico
Booted Across the Border
Mexico Deports Three Americans for Alleged Subversion
by Michael Simmons
Los Angeles, California
