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The Other Journalism With The Other Campaign
On The Road with Zapatista Subcomandante Marcos and the Simple and Humble People Who Fight
Section 22 Demands and Obtains Their Release By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
January 4, 2009
During the Festival of Dignified Rage in Chiapas, Subcomandante Marcos Breaks the EZLN's Silence on the Drug War By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
January 3, 2009
Tlaxcala is the Only State Without Victims of Organized Crime By Esther Sánchez El Universal
January 3, 2009
Mexico's Drug War Fits into the Rubric of the Security and Prosperity Partnership and the US Security Agenda By Carlos Fazio La Jornada
January 1, 2009
A Record-Breaking 5,612 People were Executed in Mexico’s Drug War in 2008, Making the Drug War More Deadly than the Drugs By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
January 1, 2009
Activist Organizations Accuse the Government of Using the Anti-Drug Operation to Repress Indigenous Communities, Poor Neighborhoods, and Social Justice Organizations By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
December 30, 2008
Calderon’s “Two-Faced” Policy Combines Police, the Military, Gangs, and Los Zetas to Fulfill US Mandate to Deter Central American Migration By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
December 23, 2008
Special Federal Prosecutor Rules Out that Community Journalists Were Killed for Their Work
By Reporters Without Borders Press Release
December 20, 2008
Second in a Series on Autonomy Under Siege in Chiapas By Gloria Muñoz Ramírez Americas Program
December 20, 2008
First in a Series on Zapatista Autonomous Centers
By Gloria Muñoz Ramírez Americas Program
December 12, 2008
Rampant Corruption on Both Sides of the Border Exacerbate the Ineffectiveness of an Already Failed Strategy By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
December 10, 2008
It’s a Crucial Moment for Latin America and US Policy, and “Change” Will Depend on More and Better Information from Below By Al Giordano Publisher, Narco News
December 10, 2008
Tear-Gas Launched into House with Two-Year Old Inside By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
December 9, 2008
American Military Training and Texas Guns are Helping Boost Drug-War Violence By Peter Gorman Fort Worth Weekly
December 4, 2008
A Mexican Police Trainer Fired for Hitting a Female Cadet Has Been Hired by Another Police Force in Guanajuato By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
November 29, 2008
The Man Who Gave Him Mouth-to-Mouth on the Way to Hospital, Remembers the Protests and the Organizing, Discusses Why the Government Went After the Witnesses By World View: Interview with Gustavo Vilchis Chicago Public Radio
November 29, 2008
The Man Who Supposedly Murdered the US Videographer Agrees that He Participated in the APPO Protests, but He Maintains that He Never Met the Journalist By Diego Enrique Osorno Mileno
November 27, 2008
The Government Likely Knows that Murder Charges Won’t Stick in a Fair Trial, so it Hopes to Imprison Martinez for Firearms Possession By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
November 26, 2008
Despite Threats of Violence, and State Criminal Charges She has Returned Home to Face the Fear that Led Her into Exile By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
November 26, 2008
Federal Police Say Garcia Luna’s Bodyguards Witnessed the Head of Mexico’s Public Security Ministry Discuss an “Agreement” with a Drug Cartel Gangster By Ricardo Ravelo Proceso
November 25, 2008
Two Years in Exile, on the Date that Federal Police Invaded, the Voice of Popular Radio Picks Up the Cause Again By Corrugated Films corrugatedfilms.blogspot.com
November 25, 2008
“We feel it is a great success for us. [Dawnay, Day] is a powerful, rich company, and it has fallen as a victim of its own devices.” By Jennifer Janisch The Indypendent
November 24, 2008
Sources Within the US Congress Have Confirmed to Narco News that the US Government has Released a Large Portion of the $116.5 Million Assigned To Plan Mexico By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
November 19, 2008
The Agencies in Charge of Mexico’s Drug War Have High-Ranking Officials Who Protect the Cartels By Ricardo Ravelo Proceso
November 13, 2008
Those Evicted Have Not Been Able to Return to the Property to Assess the Situation Because of Fears of Violence By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
November 10, 2008
Mexican Congress Approves Light Reforms for the State Oil Company; Legislators Vow to Continue the Campaign to Privatize Pemex By Kristin Bricker Special to The Narco News Bulletin
November 4, 2008
Witnesses Said He Shot the Youth Without Provocation; He is Charged with Second-Degree Murder, Manslaughter and Negligent Homicide By Brenda Norrell Via the NarcoSphere
October 30, 2008
During a Recent Visit to Mexico, the US Secretary of State Discusses Plan Mexico, Security Cooperation, and the War on Drugs By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
October 29, 2008
Matías Reports on the Social Movement in Oaxaca for Noticias, a Local Daily Paper, and is Also a Writer for the National Weekly Proceso By Scott Campbell Angry White Kid
October 29, 2008
Arrests Within the Mexican Assistant Attorney General’s Office on Organized Crime Are Only the Latest; Drug Traffickers May Also Have Informants in Interpol and the US Embassy By Agencias and La Jornada La Jornada On Line
October 28, 2008
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The Other Journalism
Reporting on the Tour by Subcomandante Marcos Throughout the Mexican Republic
Planning Meetings in the Lacandon Jungle (2005)
2006: On the Road
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Tabasco
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Nayarit and Colima
Michoacán
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Guerrero
Ground Zero:
State of Mexico and Mexico City
Zapatistas Call Red Alert in Response to the Atenco Atrocity
Mexico’s Corrupt Electoral System
The Tour Continues…
Sinaloa
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Baja California
Sonora
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and…
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The Other Journalists
Read the Communiqué Introducing the Brigade
Mercedes Osuna, general coordinator
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Gerardo Osuna, technical coordinator
Victor Amezcua, road team logistics coordinator
Kristin Bricker, correspondent
Simon Fitzgerald, correspondent
Alberto Gini, videographer
Ana Mauri, photographer
Alice Serena, photographer
Martina Morazzi, photographer
Joshua Bregman, videographer
Murielle Coppin, correspondent and photographer
Ginna Villarreal, photographer
Yael Gerson Ugalde, correspondent
Nancy Davies, correspondent
Amber Howard, correspondent
Sean Geary, video producer
Gregory Berger, documentary director
Sarahy Flores Sosa, cinematographer
Juan Trujillo, correspondent
Annie P. Warren, photographer
Quetzal Belmont, audio/radio coordinator
Karla Aguilar, audio/radio coordinator
Jill Freidberg, video editor
James Daria, correspondent
RJ Maccani, correspondent
Daniela Lima, correspondent
Dul Santamaria, correspondent
Ana Laura Hernández, correspondent
Giovanni Proiettis, correspondent
Teo Ballvé, correspondent
Barrett Hawes, documentary producer
Dan Feder, correspondent
David Briones, webmaster
Translation
Spanish: Ivan García, Francisco Alvarez Quiñones, Laura del Castillo Matamoros, Lucia Benavides, Cesar Soriano, Raymundo Reynoso
English: Dan Feder, Jill Freidberg, Simon Fitz, Yakira Teitel, Lois Guchu, Yael Gerson Ugalde, Teo Ballvé, Kristin Bricker, Simon Fitzgerald, Chris Thomas, Dean Willis
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German: Dorothee Lienan, Stefan Fraudenberg, Martin, Dana Aldea
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Italian: Giovanni Proiettis, Renza, Annamaria Maribel
Dutch: Murielle Coppin
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Indymedia Mexico Coverage: We Are All Atenco
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Presos politicos: libertad
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Blogatistas
Comisión del Caso Atenco
Egoteca: Otro No lugar en el Ciberespacio
Asamblea Popular de los Pueblos de Oaxaca
La Otra del Otro Lado
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De Tod@s Para Tod@s
Información de La Otra Campaña
Con Safos
Mujeres Sin Miedo
La Otra Tijuana
Radikando (Tijuana)
La Otra Tamaulipas
La Otra Nuevo Leon
El Color de La Palabra (San Luis Potosí)
La Otra San Diego
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Rincón Rupestre
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Zapateando (Veracruz)
La Otra Colima
La Otra Sonora
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Atenco Blog
La Sexta, La Otra
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De Peninsula a Peninsula
Atenco: Frente de Pueblos en Defensa de la Tierra
Jovenes de la Otra Puebla
Rinconcito revolucionario
Zapatista Blogs in English
Mexico-Australia Solidarity Network
Zapagringo
Zapatista Network
Delete the Border
East Side Café (LA)
Encuentro New York
Chiapas 95 email list archives
La Zezta (French, English, Spanish)
Other Campaign Photo Album
Estación Libre
Blogotitlán
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La Otra Salt Lake City
Zapatismo and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
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