Tepito: no thanks, first world Gustavo Esteva on the puzzle of autonomy in 1990s Tepito, an inner-city community in Mexico City, which prefers to manage its own affairs,…
Postrevolutionary pioneer: Anarchist María Luisa Marín and the Veracruz renters' movement A history of the Mexican anarchist María Luisa Marín and the 1922 Veracruz Renters'…
The “low-intensity war” against autonomy in Mexico (Part Two) An article discussing the history of military and paramilitary violence against political organisers and communities in resistance in Mexico from the 1960s to the present day.
La Jornada reviews 'Weaponizing Anthropology' I'm waiting for my copy of 'Weaponizing Anthropology: Social Science in Service of the Militarized State' which looks to be a brilliant…
Samsung workers in Mexico on hunger strike - Solidarity needed Four female workers, unfairly fired and victims of workplace abuse, have caged themselves and sewn…
Echos of the struggle in Mexico - Interview with Raul of radio Ke Huelga Interview with Raul, Mexican libertarian and presenter on the Ke Huelga free radio station.
14 people hospitalised in latest repression of the Oaxacan social movement Section 22 of the Teacher's Union and the broader Oaxcan social movement take to the streets to protest the arrival of fraudulent President Calderon. Federal Police open fire with live rounds and tear gas grenades, resulting in at least 14 people wounded and hospitalised.
From coca to capital: free trade cocaine John Barker on the 'War on Drugs', unequal free trade legislation, and their relationship with capitalism and its woes more broadly.
The Zapatistas: An ecological revolution? John Ross John Ross writes for Processed World on the environmental views of the Zapatistas.
Marcos in the Library A letter from Zapatista leader Subcomandante Marcos to a national Mexican magazine.
The Faceless Face of the New Mexican Revolution Chris Carlsson analyses the EZLN and the role of their leader, Marcos, for Processed World magazine.
