via: Latin America Press
John Ross. Feb 21, 2008
Rebel Women
Zapatista women celebrate their long road to empowerment
Dozens of Zapatista compañeras, many of them Tzeltal Maya from the Chiapas lowlands decked out in rainbow-hued ribbons and ruffles, their dark eyes framed by ski masks, emerged from the rustic auditorium to the applause of hundreds of international […]
via: Schools for Chiapas
You Can Offer Sanctuary to Zapatista Corn!
Sow the seeds of resistance and join the growing movement against transgenic contamination of Mayan corn in Chiapas, Mexico!
By planting Zapatista corn, you become a part of a global effort to preserve a vital genetic heritage that has evolved over thousands of years. You can […]
via: The Indypendent
That Zapatistas are in a more threatening situation now then any time in the last decade. Paramilitaries are operating with government support and army bases are blanketing chiapas, dotting the jungles like clusters of poisonous fungus. The oppression that will come to the US has begun in Mexico, and the Zapatistas–the most […]