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Full Archive: The Other Journalism With The Other Campaign
On The Road with Zapatista Subcomandante Marcos and the Simple and Humble People Who Fight
Exchange of Sensitive Information Focused on the US/Mexican Operations in the Drug War By Bill Conroy Special to The Narco News Bulletin
August 9, 2012
Organizations Agree that, “Any Act of Violence Will Be Met with a ‘General Sit-In’”
By Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
July 25, 2012
CLSA is same media-spin company used by Honduran coup regime By Bill Conroy Via The Narcosphere
July 21, 2012
‘The Credit for Successes Is Deserved by the Brave Participants in the Nonviolent Struggle, not Outsiders,” Writes the 84-Year-Old Scholar of Civil Resistance Strategy and Tactics By Gene Sharp (Introduction by Narco News) The Albert Einstein Institution
July 19, 2012
The Risks of Moving too Quickly to Occupy TV Stations, and “Suggestions for Radicals” Who Are in for the Long Haul By Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
July 16, 2012
The Organization of Nonviolent Civil Resistance Begins Preparation in Mexico By Isadora Bonilla Special to The Narco News Bulletin
July 12, 2012
Testimony of the Commitment to Nonviolent Resistance in #YoSoy132 By Erika Pacheco de la Rosa Special to The Narco News Bulletin
July 11, 2012
How Undocumented Students in the United States Shifted Strategy, Regrouped, Refocused and Won an Historic Victory By Paulina Gonzalez Part II: Special to the Narco News Bulletin
July 11, 2012
It’s an Illustration of a Relatively Small Group of People Organizing and Winning By the Rev. Jim Lawson Remarks at the Fletcher Summer Institute
July 11, 2012
Rio Grande Valley Businessman Was The Target of Multiple Arms-Trafficking Investigations Yet He Continued To Acquire Guns Through Straw Buyers By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
July 11, 2012
Undocumented Youth Have Shown that Ordinary People Build Extraordinary People Power, Even in the United States By Paulina Gonzalez Part I: Special to The Narco News Bulletin
July 10, 2012
What "First World" Protesters Could Learn from Mexico's #YoSoy132 Movement By Heather McCuen American Raksha
July 7, 2012
A Hidden Victory in What the Media Paints as a Defeat By Isadora Bonilla Special to The Narco News Bulletin
July 5, 2012
On Election Night, Hundreds Protested at PRI Headquarters that They Were Never Paid the Money Promised them for their Voter I.D.s By Narco News TV With Video from Augusto Mora
July 4, 2012
Follow the First Results on Narco News' Facebook Page as Our Journalists Investigate the Raw Data and Analyze Evidence of Possible Electoral Fraud By Narco News Team In Mexico and Abroad
July 1, 2012
A Student Movement Exposes that Democracy’s Biggest Enemy Is the Media By Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
June 20, 2012
No Foreign Agent Complied With Requirement to Register in US on Behalf of the PRI Candidate’s Campaign By Bill Conroy & Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
June 19, 2012
#YoSoy132 is against Enrique Peña Nieto, seeks the democratization of the mass media, and behaves as a peaceful movement By Grupos Operativos (GOs) #YoSoy132 Mexico
June 15, 2012
Images of the Multitudinous June 10 March Against Big Media’s Imposition of a Presidential Candidate in Mexico
By Alejandro Meléndez Ortiz, Photojournalist Words by Al Giordano
June 12, 2012
Cables Obtained by Wikileaks in 2011 Support the Facts of The Guardian Story By Bill Conroy & Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
June 11, 2012
The Guidelines for an Upcoming March Remind More of those of Victorious Struggles in History than of Recent Unsuccessful Ones By Al Giordano The Field
June 7, 2012
After the successful first mobilization, citizen groups and the "YoSoy132" movement call a demonstration to inform the population By Isadora Bonilla Special to The Narco News Bulletin
June 7, 2012
Televisa alleged to have sold favourable election coverage to top politicians By Jo Tuckman The Guardian (London)
June 7, 2012
Video (with English Subtitles) from the Student Movement Against the Media By Students of YoSoy132 Republic of Mexico
June 5, 2012
The Summer Will Determine If the “I Am 132” Moment Becomes a Movement and that’s Why “Mexican Spring” Is a Poor Choice of Words for It By Isadora Bonilla and Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
June 1, 2012
The Original Version of the 1997 Essay that Gave Birth to Narco News and the Authentic Journalism Renaissance, Unabridged and Without Footnotes By Al Giordano School of Authentic Journalism
June 1, 2012
Controversial New Video - with Children mocking the drug war and mass media - Goes Viral in Mexico By Los Vengadores MX Narco News TV
May 29, 2012
Los Pinos Retains Las Vegas-Based R&R Partners to Promote Government’s Successes As the Bloody Drug War Rages On By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
May 28, 2012
Erica Chenoweth’s Research Is Taking the Bang out of Armed Struggles By Jenny Gustafsson School of Authentic Journalism, class of 2012
May 21, 2012
At the 2012 School of Authentic Journalism, a Poet Reviews the First Year of the Movement Against the Drug War that He Inspired
By Laura García School of Authentic Journalism, class of 2012
May 17, 2012
Remarks of Javier Sicilia to the School of Authentic Journalism, March 27, 2012, in Mexico
By Javier Sicilia Professor, School of Authentic Journalism
May 17, 2012
The Cost of Bribing US Border and Airport Security Personnel Is Chump Change in the Narco-Trafficking Business By Bill Conroy Via The Narcosphere
May 13, 2012
Richard Bell Is Practiced at Juggling Journalism, Advocacy and Politics By Kirsten Han School of Authentic Journalism, Class of 2012
May 7, 2012
Ghada Shahbender Knows the Egyptian Revolution Didn´t Start in January 2011, Because She Was There Seven Years Ago Reminding the Government ¨We Are Watching¨ By Isadora Bonilla School of Authentic Journalism, Class of 2012
May 3, 2012
Greg Berger Harnessing Humor to Build Video Viewership and Social Movements By Leah Victoria Hennessey Class of 2012, School of Authentic Journalism
May 1, 2012
Together They Are Organizing to Put an End to the War By School of Authentic Journalism Narco News TV
April 30, 2012
US Weapons “Walked” Into Mexico Under ATF Operation Supplied Firepower for Juarez Bloodbath By Bill Conroy Via The Narcosphere
April 29, 2012
Robert F. Kennedy's Daughter Nearly Meets Tragic Fate at Drug-War Checkpoint By Bill Conroy Via The Narcosphere
April 13, 2012
The Goal Is Clear: Peace With Justice and Dignity By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
April 10, 2012
Voices from Throughout the World Wish the Mexican Movement Success in its Continuing Struggle to End the War on Drugs By Narco News TV School of Authentic Journalism
April 6, 2012
A Newsreel Report on the National Movement Against the Drug War Marking its First Year of Nonviolent Struggle By Narco News TV School of Authentic Journalism
April 4, 2012
While children play with paint on small pieces of paper, members of the Movement for Peace with Justice and Dignity (MPJD) paint larger signs. One reads, “Justice for the assassinations of Bernardo Méndez and Bernardo Vázquez by paramilitaries from the Minera Cuzcatlan.” By Lela Singh Class of 2012, School of Authentic Journalism
March 29, 2012
One Year Ago, His Murder in Cuernavaca, Mexico, Inspired a National Movement to End the War on Drugs By Paco Gómez Class of 2012, School of Authentic Journalism
March 28, 2012
Supporting The School of Authentic Journalism Will Help Bring Our World into Sharper Focus By Ellie Ismailidou Class of 2012, School of Authentic Journalism
March 20, 2012
Please Help Us Cover the Tolls Along the Way By Jika Gonzalez Class of 2012, School of Authentic Journalism
March 19, 2012
Mexico’s Struggle to End the Drug War Is Unlike Any in the World By Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
March 13, 2012
However, Full Extent of Carnage Unknowable Because US Government Doesn’t Track Violent Crime Linked To The War On Drugs By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
March 12, 2012
Remarks to the First Nonviolence Training Session of the Mexican Movement for Peace with Justice and Dignity By Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
February 27, 2012
Reported US Military Ramp-up on the Border Follows Years of ATF-Sanctioned Gun Running By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
February 20, 2012
Man on the Run From the “Cartel” Claims He Is a Witness to a Murder That Threatens the State By Bill Conroy Via The Narcosphere
January 30, 2012
A Likely Win in the Florida Primary Will Come at a High Cost to Republican Presidential Frontrunner Mitt Romney By Al Giordano The Field
January 31, 2012
The Field Accurately Projected the Winners of First, Second and Third Republican Presidential Primary Contests of 2012 By Al Giordano The Field
January 21, 2012
Turf Wars, Agency Budgets and Case Stats Trump Lives in the Era of Prohibition By Bill Conroy Via The Narcosphere
January 16, 2012
The Field Projected Rick Santorum to Win the Iowa Caucuses. Today it Previews Tomorrow's New Hampshire Primary By Al Giordano The Field
January 9, 2012
Network Producer Also Concedes “Some Bloggers Were Out Ahead of Us” on the Fast and Furious Story But Were Given No Credit By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
January 2, 2012
Is The Field Really Projecting a Winner in the Iowa GOP Presidential Caucuses that Has Not Held the Lead in a Single Poll? By Al Giordano The Field
January 2, 2012
Help It to Do the Same for More Independent Journalists in 2012 By Arzu Geybullayeva Class of 2011, School of Authentic Journalism
December 27, 2011
The Field Begins Its Political Reporting on the US Presidential Campaign By Al Giordano The Field
December 22, 2011
From Egypt to Mexico to the School for Authentic Journalism, Reporting on Resistance that Gets Results By Al Giordano Founder, Narco News
December 21, 2011
Meet the Menlo 4, L.A. Crusaders for Justice Who Don’t Fit Time’s Fashionable Image of ‘The Protester’ By Paulina Gonzalez Reporting from the Grassroots
December 19, 2011
Prosecutor, DEA Agent Confirm Intel From Sinaloa Mafia Used to Undermine Juarez, Beltran Leyva Drug Organizations By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
December 10, 2011
After Eight Months of Struggle, the Death of Nepomuceno Moreno Obliges the Peace Movement to Reflect and Train Leaders By Marta Molina Special to The Narco News Bulletin
December 8, 2011
Greg Berger’s Latest NNTV Video Parodies the Ex-Hippies of the US State Department and Their Psychedelic “War on Drugs” By Al Giordano The Field
December 8, 2011
US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Never Got Over the Break-Up of the Beatles... and Now Has a New Drug War Strategy to Break up the Mexican Drug Gangs... By Narco News TV World Premier
December 8, 2011
A Four-Week Sprint: Your Completed Application for the School of Authentic Journalism is Due on Wednesday, December 28, 2011 By Al Giordano Founder, School of Authentic Journalism
December 1, 2011
The Mexican Poet Who Inspired the National Movement vs. the Drug War Speaks to Journalists from 40 Countries at the School of Authentic Journalism By School of Authentic Journalism NNTV
November 30, 2011
Iran/Contra-Era Whistleblower Cele Castillo Alleged in 2008 That Federal Agents Were Helping to Smuggle Guns into Mexico By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
November 24, 2011
City of Los Angeles' Offer Provides a Golden Opportunity, If We Want it By Paulina González Reporting from The Grassroots
November 23, 2011
"The School of Authentic Journalism trains a new generation of guerrilla journalistas for the viral-media era of flash mobs and freelance investigation" By James Wolcott Vanity Fair
November 16, 2011
Three "Easy Steps" Toward Making Revolution in Your Own Country By School of Authentic Journalism Narco News TV
November 7, 2011
US Government Using National Security to Conceal Evidence, Attorneys for Narco-Trafficker Zambada Niebla Claim By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
November 5, 2011
From Uptown Pauline Kael to Downtown John Cale, America’s Surviving Critic Brings Seventies New York to Life By Al Giordano The Field
October 31, 2011
In Mexico, a Movement Against the Drug War Mobilizes on a Holy Day By Marta Molina Special to The Narco News Bulletin
October 29, 2011
Greg Berger's Sympathetic, Overly-Earnest but Hapless Gringo Activist Character Joins the Peace Caravan in Acteal, and Learns a Powerful Lesson By Al Giordano The Field
October 27, 2011
Six of Seven Union Organizers Are Fired Within Two Weeks of Its Formation By Ansel Herz IPS News
October 27, 2011
At least $1 million is still owed on the property by the company, called Wind Zero, according to the current notice of default obtained by Narco News By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
October 23, 2011
Once upon a time, twenty thousand people descended on Wall Street, the capitol of capital, occupied it nonviolently, and won exactly what they demanded. By Al Giordano The Field
October 8, 2011
Government’s Pleadings Also Contend U.S. Intelligence Agencies Lack Authority to Grant Accused Narco-Trafficker Immunity By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
October 4, 2011
Lawyers for Alleged Narco-Boss Zambada Niebla Claim Prosecutors Suppressing Evidence By Invoking National Security By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
October 1, 2011
A landmark decision orders the federal government to stop interfering with Vancouver’s Insite clinic By Kirk Makin, Sunny Dhillon and Ingrid Peritz The Globe and Mail
September 30, 2011
The Annihilating Language of the Left Meets the Language of Humanity of Drug War Victims By Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
September 28, 2011
A Silent Cry Is Offered in Memory of the 45 Tzotziles Massacred and the 50,000 Victims of the Drug War By Marta Molina Special for The Narco News Bulletin
September 21, 2011
The Forgotten Town of Topilejo, South of Mexico City, Teaches a Class in Community Organizing By Al Giordano The Field
September 20, 2011
Narco-Trafficker’s Plea for Outdoor Recreation, If Granted, Also May Prompt Assassination Attempt by “Rival Cartels,” Government Lawyers Argue By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
September 19, 2011
Las Abejas of Acteal, Chiapas, Receive the Caravan of Peace with These Words By Mariano Pérez Vázquez, Juan Vázquez Luna, José Ramón Vásquez Entzin, Victorio Pérez Paciencia and Mariano Pérez Sántiz Las Abejas (a civil society organization)
September 16, 2011
20,000 March in Acapulco with Javier Sicilia and Drug War Victims By Marta Molina Special to The Narco News Bulletin
September 14, 2011
Mexican Narco-Trafficker’s Revelations in Criminal Case Force US Government to Invoke National Security Claims By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
September 11, 2011
Applications now available for a Three-Day Session, October 21-23, in New York By Al Giordano The Field
September 6, 2011
US Government Budget Slashing Disproportionately Affects Jobs Held by People of Color, Data Shows By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
September 5, 2011
Former CIA Asset Who Revealed Presence of US Special Forces in Mexico Says Hit Squads Targeting Narco Splinter Groups By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
August 30, 2011
Part II in the Narco News Video Series on The Daily Life of Egypt's Revolution, Narrated by Community Organizer Mohammad Abbas By Al Giordano The Field
August 26, 2011
S&P’s Action Appears to Have Triggered Enhanced Fortunes for Some US Business Interests in China By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
August 14, 2011
Words of Julian LeBaron in Front of the Presidential Palace During the August 14 March for Peace with Justice and Dignity By Julian LeBaron with Antonio Cervantes Special to The Narco News Bulletin
August 14, 2011
“I was also in the Caravan in Ciudad Juarez, I went to support myself and my family” By Rene Torres Bejarano Letter to the Critics of Hugs and Kisses
August 22, 2011
Mexican Lawyer Who Was Trusted Associate of "Chapo" Guzman Allegedly Paid Off Corrupt Mexican Officials, All Under the Watch of US Agencies By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
August 7, 2011
We Have Only Just Begun to Write By Al Giordano The Field
August 4, 2011
Deal Allegedly Gave Sinaloa Bosses Immunity in Exchange for Providing Info on Rival Drug Organizations By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
July 31, 2011
They Studied Martin Luther King, the Egyptian Revolution, and Other Struggles to Win their Union Victory over NFL Owners By Al Giordano The Field
July 25, 2011
Announcing "The Authentic League," Where NFL Football Fanatics Can Make Their Addiction Work for a Worthy Cause By Al Giordano The Authentic League
July 25, 2011
Former Deputy Attorney General Laid Out Game Plan in Testimony Delivered in March 2009 By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
July 24, 2011
“Offenses and Threats That Are Always Happening to Us from the Gringo Government... They Touched Me Last Night” By Raquel Gutiérrez Aguilar Special to The Narco News Bulletin
July 22, 2011
Serbian Resistance Organizer Ivan Marovic Explains How to Create a "Dilemma Action" Using Humor to Weaken the Power of Tyrants By School of Authentic Journalism, artwork by Nathan Mpangala NNTV
June 17, 2011
Sicilia: “We Are Taking the First Steps in this Great Crusade to Dignify Our Country” By Marta Molina Special to The Narco News Bulletin
June 16, 2011
Thousands, with Javier Sicilia, Install Plaque in Memory of Marisela Escobedo, on the Morning Before the Caravan’s Arrival in Ciudad Juárez By Marta Molina and Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
June 10, 2011
Rising Murder Rate Is Byproduct of Decades of Legal and Covert US Arms Shipments to Latin America By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
May 30, 2011
In Mexico, Noha Atef, Namees Arnous, Joe Rizk and Maria Dayton Share their Experience with Eighty International Journalists By Alphonce Shiundu Class of 2011, School of Authentic Journalism
May 25, 2011
“In a better world, his reporting would be given awards,” says Charles Bowden. “Of course in a better world, the US government would not be conspiring to murder Mexican citizens.” By Candice Vallantin Class of 2011, School of Authentic Journalism
May 23, 2011
The Silent March Against the Drug War Entered Mexico City, and with It, a Second Wind for Change By Al Giordano The Field
May 7, 2011
A Contingent of Victims: Family Members of Murdered Immigrants Join the March By Carolina Corral Special to the Narco News Bulletin
May 4, 2011
Acámbaro Besieged by Hundreds of Police With Weapons and Masks, With Some Dressed in Civilian Clothes in Unmarked Vans By Andrés Casar Special to The Narco News Bulletin
May 4, 2011
A Call to the People of Morelos, of Mexico, and of the World, to Hang Plaques with the Names of Those Who Have Died Because of the “War on Drugs” By Javier Sicilia Narco News TV
May 1, 2011
While Congress Pushes Repressive Security Law, Armed Soldiers in Mexico City Enter National University By Fernando León Special to The Narco News Bulletin
April 26, 2011
Trailer for the Hard-Hitting Documentary on Paramilitary Violence in Colombia and the Citizenry's Efforts to Seek Justice By Juan José Lozano & Hollman Morris Morris Productions
April 24, 2011
Forgive them, Facebook. They Know Not What They Do By Al Giordano The Field
April 22, 2011
Citizens Organize to Put the Names of the Murdered Up Again on the Wall of the Government Palace By Carolina Corral Narco News Cuernavaca
April 18, 2011
Thinkers, Journalists and Organizers Demand the Return of the Deported Journalist By Journalists, Intellectuals, and Artists from Mexico and the World Special to The Narco News Bulletin
April 17, 2011
"There are times in history when unexpected events suddenly alter the social landscape and change the political rules of the game." By Kent Paterson The Salem News
April 17, 2011
The First Journalist Expelled from Mexico in the Twenty-First Century Plans to Return to His Home of 18 Years By Al Giordano The Field
April 17, 2011
Immigration Authorities Held Him Incommunicado Until His Unexplained Deportation By Mercedes Osuna Special to The Narco News Bulletin
April 16, 2011
Tuesday's "Dilemma Action" Was Warm Up for Wednesday's Major Announcement to Come By Al Giordano The Field
April 13, 2011
One Man or Woman Can Reestablish the Proper Social Order of an Entire Country... See How Javier Sicilia Has Done It in Mexico By NNTV The Latest from Narco News TV
April 12, 2011
US and Mexican Officials Make Contradictory Claims on Successes and Failures of the “War on Drugs” By Zach Lindsey Special to The Narco News Bulletin
April 11, 2011
An Eight-Minute Viral Video that Serves as a Manual on How to Defeat an Army Militarily, without Throwing Rocks or Engaging in "First World Activist" Riot Porn By AllNighter Egyptian Viral Video Maker
April 10, 2011
Yesterday's Mass Marches to End the Drug War and Send the Army Back to Its Barracks, and "Arab Spring" in Cuernavaca By Al Giordano The Field
April 7, 2011
The Mexican Journalist and Poet Who Has Sparked a Mass National Protest Has a Solution to the "War on Drugs" By José Gil Olmos Proceso
April 6, 2011
The Federal Bureau of Environmental Protection Orders The Project To Be Postponed By Fernando León Special to The Narco News Bulletin
April 6, 2011
Family Member Says It's “Because We Don't Shut Up” About Military Human Rights Abuses By Erin Rosa Via the Narcosphere
April 5, 2011
After the Murder of the Poet and Journalist's Son, a Call to the Nation's Citizenry to Come Out into the Streets on Wednesday By Javier Sicilia Translated from Proceso by Narco News
April 4, 2011
A Small Country with a Big Struggle Needs Global Support and Attention By Hanna Nikkanen Special to The Narco News Bulletin
April 4, 2011
We Love This Video by Our Australian Friends at Rap News, Which Imagines North Africa's Revolutionary Tide Coming to the United States By Rap News NNTV
April 1, 2011
From the Heart of Egypt's Resistance to a Madrid Gathering of Authentic Journalists, Something New Is Being Born By Al Giordano The Field
March 25, 2011
In Addition to a Legal Strategy, Residents are Betting on Community Organizing By Fernando León Special to The Narco News Bulletin
March 23, 2011
Leaked State Department Cable Claims Juárez Business Leaders Hired Former Zetas for “Protection” By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
March 20, 2011
These Talents of Social Conscience Will Come Together for Ten Days of Intensive Training in Mexico in May By Al Giordano President, School of Authentic Journalism
March 14, 2011
Federal Agency’s “Good Story” Spin Conceals Ugly Underbelly of the Drug War By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
March 14, 2011
The People of Egypt Have Sent the Nation-States and Their Leaders Scrambling to Understand How the Old Geopolitical Map is Useless to Them Now By Al Giordano The Field
February 23, 2011
A Letter From International Organizations About Mexico City's Superhighway Project By Environmental and Civil Rights Organizations from the United States and Canada With Twenty-Seven Organizations
February 21, 2011
They Are Coordinating the Creation of a Large Opposition Front Organized as Part of the First Assembly in Defense of the Land By Fernando León Special to The Narco News Bulletin
February 21, 2011
In Memory of Clif Garboden (1948-2011), the Conscience of American Journalism By Al Giordano The Boston Phoenix
February 19, 2011
State Department Report Details Special Forces “Mobile Training Teams” South of the Border By Erin Rosa Via the Narcosphere
February 13, 2011
What We Can Learn from the Strategy and Tactics of the Egyptian Civil Resistance By Al Giordano The Field
February 10, 2011
The $315 Million Dollar Merger with AOL Will Have to Proceed Without Us By Al Giordano The Field
February 7, 2011
Cele Castillo Contends Proof of Deception is Now in the Court Record By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
January 30, 2011
Deadline for Applications is Monday, January 31 By Al Giordano The Field
January 27, 2011
Leaked Cable Exposes Diplomatic Sleight of Hand By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
January 24, 2011
Mayor Marcelo Ebrard's Response to Nonviolent Resistance: Riot Police By Fernando León and Erin Rosa
January 21, 2011
Authentic Journalism Hits the Radio Airwaves in Big Apple By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
January 19, 2011
The January 23 Deadline Approaches to Complete the Application for the Session on Movement Strategies for Journalists By Al Giordano The Field
January 13, 2011
After Ten Years, this Newspaper Has Demonstrated that Yesterday’s Heretic Is Today’s Visionary
By Greg Berger Class of 2004, School of Authentic Journalism
January 13, 2011
Aid Program Through US Government's Millennium Challenge Corporation Won't Be Renewed By Erin Rosa Via the Narcosphere
January 11, 2011
“Progressive” Voices of Blame and Scapegoating Today Remind of Bush Administration Response to September 11 By Al Giordano The Field
January 10, 2011
Memo Reveals “Rapid Response” Campaign Model To Back Lobo Government in Washington DC By Erin Rosa Via the Narcosphere
January 3, 2011
In the First Hours of the New Year, the Elder of Mexico's Indigenous National Congress and a School of Authentic Journalism Professor Passed Away By Al Giordano The Field
January 1, 2011
Narco News' School of Authentic Journalism Survives and Thrives Only With Your Support By Richard Bell Professor, School of Authentic Journalism
December 28, 2010
Communities Are on Alert Following The Approval of the Project's Construction Budget By Fernando León Special to The Narco News Bulletin
December 26, 2010
New Cables Published by WikiLeaks Reveal that the US Embassy Is Deeply Concerned about the Landless People’s Movement (MST) By Natalia Viana WikiLeaks
December 24, 2010
A Donation to The Fund for Authentic Journalism? Priceless. By Al Giordano Publisher, Narco News
December 20, 2010
Prosecutor Claims It Was a Case of Mistaken Identity By Al Giordano Publisher, Narco News
December 16, 2010
Il Manifiesto Correspondent’s Family Told Arrest Is for His Coverage of Cancun Climate Talks By Al Giordano Publisher, Narco News
December 16, 2010
Both Mexican Media Outlets are Accusing Each Other of Being a Part of the Same War that They Have Exploited By Fernando León Special to The Narco News Bulletin
December 16, 2010
Ten Days of Intensive Training in Central Mexico: Video Production, Investigative & Online Reporting, and Movement Strategies for Journalists By Al Giordano President, School of Authentic Journalism
December 12, 2010
One School of Authentic Journalism Graduate, from Canada, Visits Another, in Egypt, and Describes Her Work By Jillian Kestler-D'Amours Loudmouth Magazine
December 10, 2010
Missive Made Public by WikiLeaks Invokes Name of CIA Asset Baruch Vega By Bill Conroy Via The Narcosphere
December 10, 2010
Mexican Officials Were Desperate to Produce a “Tangible Success” in Narcotics Fight and Save President Felipe Calderón's Political Legacy By Erin Rosa Via the Narcosphere
December 2, 2010
Life Finds a Way, and Information Is Life By Al Giordano The Field
December 1, 2010
Local Communities Reject Operations On Their Ancestral Land By Fernando León Special to The Narco News Bulletin
November 29, 2010
Former Mexican Cop's Lawyer Says Litigation Should be Filed by Year’s End By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
November 27, 2010
Think It's Easy to Choose 40 Professors from 150 Talents? Think Again... By Al Giordano The Field
November 23, 2010
People are fed up with UN peacekeepers and the cholera outbreak is the straw that broke the camel's back By Ansel Herz Mediahacker
November 20, 2010
The path out of the crises wrought by commercial journalism opens when citizens steal back the mission that big media claimed but failed to do: Honest, coherent storytelling By Al Giordano Open Democracy
November 19, 2010
Contribute to Keep Us Reporting and Your Donation Will Be Matched Toward the May 2011 School of Authentic Journalism By Al Giordano The Field
November 18, 2010
Residents View Water Agency Project as a Trojan Horse to Revive International Airport Project By Fernando León Special to The Narco News Bulletin
November 17, 2010
“The important people in Venezuela are not Hugo Chavez," Charlie Hardy told the Students. “It’s ordinary people. And if we lose site of that, we lose site of what’s important.” By Joe Orso La Crosse Tribune
November 17, 2010
The Case is Part of a Recent Wave of Mobilizations Against Police in Mexico By Fernando León Special to The Narco News Bulletin
November 11, 2010
Neither Governments Nor Corporations Attended Despite Being The Main Defendants By Fernando León Special to The Narco News Bulletin
November 9, 2010
By Fernando León e Erin Rosa
November 2, 2010
As Jon Stewart put it so well on Saturday, the real threat to democracy stands naked before us all: It’s the media By Al Giordano The Field
November 2, 2010
Clinton's much-lauded connections with international donors appear to have come to naught By Ansel Herz New York Daily News
November 1, 2010
“The victories are a reminder that citizens united can beat the world's largest retail corporation.”
By Fernando León Special to The Narco News Bulletin
October 29, 2010
“The UN is so top-heavy with bureaucracy that they can’t effectively react to these small outbreaks which quickly snowball and spread across an area.” By Ansel Herz Mediahacker
October 25, 2010
Beyond Legalizing and Taxing Marijuana, the California Referendum Is a Game-Changer for 2012 and All Elections to Come By Al Giordano The Field
October 21, 2010
His appointment comes amid controversy over his alleged links to drug traffickers By Fernando León Special to The Narco News Bulletin
October 14, 2010
An Invitation to Atenco on November 13 and 14 By FPDT and The Movement for Justice in El Barrio Atenco, México and New York, NY
October 11, 2010
“We Categorically Refute the Claims that the CONAIE Has Had any Relations at all with USAID or NED, not Today, not Ever” By Marlon Santi President, Federation of Indigenous Nationalities of Ecuador
October 6, 2010
Republican House members used taxpayer money to boost de facto government as it was criminalizing dissent, shutting down media outlets By Erin Rosa Via The Narcosphere
October 5, 2010
President announces that he will be unwavering with his principles By Office of the Elected President of Ecuador Translated by Narco News
September 30, 2010
Hemispheric Anti-Democracy Forces Are Not Likely to Succeed in Today's Putsch in South America By Al Giordano The Field
September 30, 2010
In Which an Intrepid Reporter and His Piglet, "Dobbs," Go Looking to Smithfield Farms for the Piglet's Mother, "Michelle" By Gregory Berger Via The Narcosphere
May 10, 2010
“You can't think about health and not think about the river.” By Jessica Davies Via The Narcosphere
May 3, 2010
The Third Encuentro for Dignity and Against Displacement By RJ Maccani Originally published in Spanish in Desinformemonos magazine
April 2, 2010
Paramilitaries Tied Other Campaign Adherents to Trees and Tortured Them while State Police Waited Passively Nearby
By Jessica Davies Via the Narcosphere
March 5, 2010
Laid-Off Workers Vow to Relocate Their Table to Continue Assisting Striking Customers By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
March 4, 2010
Pressure for Justice Growing in Oaxaca By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
February 28, 2010
An Other Mexico, and World, is Under Construction between San Salvador Atenco and East Harlem By RJ Maccani Class of 2010, School of Authentic Journalism
February 26, 2010
International Conference in Mexico City Provides Hope, Inspiration to a Budding Domestic Movement By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
February 25, 2010
The Newspaper Argued that “The Drug Trafficking Problem Won’t End Unless the Fellowship Between Police and Drug Traffickers Ends” By Ter García Class of 2010, School of Authentic Journalism
February 24, 2010
The Event, Organized by the Mexico City Government, Was Evo's First Official Visit to Mexico By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
February 22, 2010
Meet the Journalist and Publisher of Por Esto! – a Man Whose Life Story Has Witnessed Political Turmoil, Government Censorship and the Constant Struggle to Remain Authentic By Mariana Simoes Class of 2010, School of Authentic Journalism
February 21, 2010
Agro-Industry Absorbs Oaxaca Land and Water for Private Profit, Stainless Steel Vats Replace Artisanship By Nancy Davies, with research assistance by Earl Fish Commentary from Oaxaca
February 15, 2010
Al Giordano and His Colleagues Are Committed to Journalism That Acts Like a Community Organization By Hugo Ramírez School of Authentic Journalism, Class of 2010
February 6, 2010
Mexican Newspaper is Committed to the Struggle for Authentic Journalism By Jillian Kestler-D’Amours Class of 2010, School of Authentic Journalism
February 9, 2010
“We have to democratize journalism and make it a tool that is available and of use to every citizen trying to better his or her life and their community’s life.” By RJ Maccani Class of 2010, School of Authentic Journalism
February 6, 2010
An Interview with Al Giordano, Founder of Narco News' J-School, in the Countdown the 2010 School's February 3 Inauguration By Working Gringos YucatanLiving.com
January 31, 2010
Supporters Argue that the Closure of Luz y Fuerza is an Affront to Taxpayers, Electricity Customers, Workers, and Subcontractors By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
January 26, 2010
Almost Two Months After the Anti-Mining Leader’s Assassination in Chiapas, Blackfire Exploration Ltd. is Under the Microscope By Gianni Proiettis Special to The Narco News Bulletin
January 23, 2010
Another Confrontation Disrupts Oaxaca City By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
January 23, 2010
Fragile Political Alliances Form to Break the PRI's Decades Long Hold on Power in Oaxaca By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
January 20, 2010
Concern Over U.S. Government’s Latest Jailhouse Deal Prompts House of Death Informant to Contact Narco News By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
January 18, 2010
Chiapas Government Arrests Opposition Politician for Anti-mining Organizer's Murder By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
January 15, 2010
Oaxaca, Chiapas, and Puebla News From Below By the Cortamortaja Collective Jalapa de Marquéz, Oaxaca
January 14, 2010
Two Workers Detained and Later Released Following Other Campaign Mobilizations
By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
January 14, 2010
Esther Chávez Cano Left This World on Christmas Day, but Her Voice Continues to Echo Through the Alleys and Backstreets of Juárez By Molly Molloy Memorial
January 12, 2010
UBISORT Seeks to Bring in the Mexican Army By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
January 5, 2010
The Question is Whether That Revolution Will be Peaceful... Or if it Will be Violent with an Uprising of Millions of Down-Trodden Citizens By Ramón Alberto Garza Reporte Indigo
January 4, 2010
Canadian NGOs Call for Increased Oversight, Accountability; Mexican Communities Want Mines Closed By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
December 14, 2009
Violence from PRI UBISORT Becomes Chronic
By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
December 11, 2009
Abarca and His Lawyers Discuss Mining Pollution, Drug War Repression, and Government Corruption By Chiapas Media Project Promedios
December 7, 2009
Help Us Share with the Global Public (and with You) our Methods, Techniques and Tricks of the Trade to further Democratize and Decentralize the Rising Tide of Authentic Journalism By Al Giordano The Field
December 6, 2009
“Unionists took to the streets in support of Luz y Fuerza workers... They want to negotiate the reinstatement of SME’s 44,000 employees...” By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
December 5, 2009
Mariano Abarca Led a Growing Movement to Kick Canadian Mining Companies Out of Mexican Communities By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
December 1, 2009
While Indigenous and Local Organizing Continues By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
November 30, 2009
On the Eve of the 2010 Bicentennial of Mexican Independence, an Organizing Campaign Begins By More than 300 Organizations and Signers Republic of México
November 30, 2009
Drug Seizures are Down; Drug Production, Executions, Disappearances, and Human Rights Abuses are Up By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
November 29, 2009
"The political prisoners held a press conference and then joined their compañeros in a protest encampment" By Luis Abarca (photos and video) and Kristin Bricker (text) Via the Narcosphere
November 25, 2009
Criminal Association Charges Dropped; Chiapas Government Paid Bail on Remaining Minor Charges
By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
November 24, 2009
Document Arguing Narco-Peasant Link Reportedly Leads to Arrests, House Searches, Spying, Harassment, and Military Occupation By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
November 23, 2009
Chiapas Government Commits Over a Million Pesos, Land to OCEZ Despite Claims that the Peasant Organization is a Drug Trafficking Front Group By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
November 22, 2009
Innocent Bystander Lizbeth Marin Garcia Was Shot While Sitting in a Friend's Living Room By Julio Manuel L. Guzman El Universal
November 21, 2009
Popular Forces Occupy City Hall and Threaten to Incinerate Hostages By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
November 21, 2009
Government Allows Misleading and False Information to Spread in the Corporate Media By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
November 12, 2009
Narco News Makes this .pdf Document of the New Issue Available for Global Downloading and Reprinting By the Colectivo Cortamortaja Jalapa de Marqués, Oaxaca
November 8, 2009
Ex-Workers from Luz y Fuerza del Centro Tried to Enter the Pachuca Station and Hung Red and Black Banners in the Nuevo Necaxa, Puebla, Hydroelectric Plant By Editorial El Universal
November 6, 2009
Ulises Ruiz “Used Mercenaries to Keep Himself in Power,” According to USA Documents Obtained by Milenio By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
November 1, 2009
Conflicting Press Releases Cast Doubt on Government Claims By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
October 24, 2009
Government Transferred “Don Chema” to a Federal Maximum-Security Prison By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
October 21, 2009
A Spanish Company and National Action Party Members Hope to Exploit Luz y Fuerza's Fiber Optic Network By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
October 18, 2009
Thousands of People March in Mexico City Against Calderon’s Order to Shut down Luz y Fuerza By Fernando León Special to The Narco News Bulletin
October 16, 2009
Ulises Ruiz Ortiz Judged Responsible for Violation of Rights in Oaxaca 2006-2007: No Penalties Need Apply By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
October 16, 2009
Federal Agents Take Them By Force to Power Stations with Problems By Patricia Muñoz and Fabiola Martinez La Jornada
October 14, 2009
La Santísima Virgen de las Barrikadas Appears Instead
By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
October 12, 2009
Calderon Uses 6,000 Federal Agents to Fire Over 44,000 Luz y Fuerza Workers By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
October 12, 2009
Government Uses the Explosions Against Leftist Strongholds on University Campuses By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
October 11, 2009
Citizen Forums Face the PRI While Mexico’s Supreme Court Closes Legal Pathways By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
October 9, 2009
The Security Situation has Worsened, and Mexicans are Desperate for Policy Change... Any Policy Change By Sabina Berman Proceso
October 6, 2009
Interview Recorded Five Days Before His Arrest by Federal Agents By Chiapas Media Project Interview
October 3, 2009
Neighbors Suspect Police Kidnapped "El Chema" and Will Kill Him By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
September 30, 2009
An Alliance of all Other Political Parties Might Defeat the PRI By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
September 30, 2009
US Likely to Release Millions in Training and Military Hardware to Mexico Despite Failure to Comply with Human Rights Conditions By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
September 29, 2009
Lauded Polygraph Tests Have Failed to Reduce Corruption By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
September 27, 2009
“Journalists instilled with the moral principles championed by Narco News possess the capability to redefine the faulty scheme” By Belén Fernández Special to The Narco News Bulletin
September 24, 2009
"The Oaxaca LX Legislature in a extraordinary session agreed to initiate removal of power from the authorities in San Pedro Jicayán" By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
September 13, 2009
The Town of San Pedro Jicayán Throws Out Political Parties: “We are Prepared to Assume Power…” By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
September 4, 2009
A Look at How the Law Is Implemented in Tijuana By Rocky Neptun Special to The Narco News Bulletin
August 30, 2009
A Pentagon Report Dated 1999 Describes a Clandestine Network of “Human Intelligence Teams,” Created with Approval from then-President Carlos Salinas By Kate Doyle The National Security Archive
August 22, 2009
"The lesser officials manage the street scene, but also the professionals, vendor bosses, who run a crew of ten or a dozen" By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
August 17, 2009
PRI Goons Go Along to Hassle Him By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
August 10, 2009
The Campaign to Discredit the Social Movement Shifts into High Gear By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
August 6, 2009
Voices from Catacamas, Hometown of Honduran President, Manuel “Mel” Zelaya By Jonathan Treat Special to The Narco News Bulletin
July 22, 2009
One from Noticias Staff is Retained on the Highway by the Military By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
July 22, 2009
"40,000 attended the Popular Guelaguetza which was organized and funded by Section 22 and the APPO..." By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
July 21, 2009
Heavy Police Presence Leaves Oaxaca City's Tainted Image Intact By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
July 19, 2009
Militarization Has Wasted Money and Failed to Decrease Violence By Notimex La Crónica De Hoy - Translated to English by Kristin Bricker
July 14, 2009
Life in Ciudad Juarez By Marcela Turati Proceso
July 13, 2009
No Evidence and No Witnesses to the Actual Crime: Juan Manuel Martinez Moreno Sentenced to Prison By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
July 10, 2009
They Believe that the Capitalist System is the Origin of Injustice By Hermann Bellinghausen La Jornada
July 8, 2009
Low Voter Turn Out, and Lack of Faith in the Nation's Political Parties Benefits the PRI; Abstention Reached 55 Percent and Another 5 Percent Voted - voto nulo By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
July 7, 2009
Winners and Losers of Today's Events in Honduras: Who Advanced, Who Retreated, and Why By Al Giordano The Field
July 5, 2009
General Romeo Vásquez Velásquez, a Common Car Thief, Led Sunday's Military Coup and the Brutal Repression By Al Giordano Via The Narcosphere
July 4, 2009
"As the economy rots in joblessness, their politicians court powerful moneyed interests... The supposed 'failed state' looks a lot more like a corporate-backed narco-state" By Todd Miller NACLA
July 2, 2009
Gibbs: US Is Following the Organization of American States' Lead and Timeline By Al Giordano The Field
July 1, 2009
Oaxaca Prepares for a Rejection of all the Nation’s Political Parties By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
June 28, 2009
In the Activist State of Oaxaca, Mexico, Residents Reconsider the Paradigm of Voting for the “Lesser of Two Evils” By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
June 21, 2009
Subcomandante Marcos' 2006 Visit to Imprisoned Loxichas Inspired a New Movement; One Prisoner is Already Free By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
June 14, 2009
Mexican Government Used the Drug War to Raid a Rebellious Poor Neighborhood's Radio; Radio Magnates Rejoice By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
June 1, 2009
A Robbery and Murder Committed by AEI Agents at a Local Bus Terminal Furthers the Breakdown of the Rule of Law and Trust in Oaxaca By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
May 31, 2009
The Bush Security Doctrine and Defense Interests Continue to Control the U.S. Government's Foreign Policy By Laura Carlsen Via the NarcoSphere
May 31, 2009
Tensions are High as Resistance Groups Organize and Plan Their Next Move By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
May 26, 2009
Teachers Union Declares Broader Mission to Include Social Justice and Community Education By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
May 19, 2009
All Eyes on Conference Committee to Resolve $404 Million Difference Between Senate and House Versions of New Plan Mexico Funding By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
May 18, 2009
A Guerrilla Group in the Guerrero Narco Conflict Zone Went Public with Allegations that the Government of President Felipe Calderon Was Supporting the Sinaloa Cartel By Frontera NorteSur Newspaper Tree - El Paso Magazine
May 14, 2009
When They Gave Their Statements They Said They Were Tortured by Plainclothes Police By Hermann Bellinghausen La Jornada
May 13, 2009
Majority of Proposed Funds are for Military Aircraft; House Appropriations Axes Human Rights Conditions to Speed Delivery By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
May 13, 2009
Recent Arrests and Threats Increase Strife as Local and Federal Authorities Attempt to Silence Opposition By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
May 11, 2009
New Laws Strike a Symbolic Blow to Prohibition, But Net Result is Increased Law Enforcement Powers By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
May 9, 2009
Violence Linked to Drug-Trafficking Does Not Spare the Most Isolated Indigenous Communities in Mexico's Sierra Tarahumara By Yemeli Ortega Rue 89, Translated by Truthout.org
May 7, 2009
Mexican Mexican Consulate Shuts Down in Face of Protest from The Other Campaign New York Demanding Freedom for Political Prisoners of Atenco By Movement for Justice in El Barrio The Other Campaign New York
May 6, 2009
Military Intelligence Leads to Eight Men Detained, Tortured, Charged with Organized Crime in Disputed Agua Azul Region By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
April 26, 2009
Innocent Verdict Means Judge Acknowledges that Police Planted Cocaine and Heroine on a Movement Leader By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
April 21, 2009
Ocotlán Residents Take the Highway By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
April 21, 2009
Federal Police Pressure Imprisoned APPO Defendant Juan Manuel Martinez to Confess; Will Family Lawyer Faces Legal Harassment By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
April 21, 2009
"It is estimated that drug trafficking money is linked to about 78% of legal Mexican activities" By Ricardo Ravelo Proceso
April 20, 2009
Local Oaxaca Priest Backs Auto Determination and Defense of Environment By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
April 19, 2009
The Most Severe Blows Against the Military in the War on Drugs Have Come from Former Soldiers By Jorge Carrasco Araizaga Proceso
April 18, 2009
Statistical Slights-of-Hand and Temporary Lulls Have Obscured the Drug War's Rising Costs By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
April 17, 2009
With the Bilateral Strategy’s Implementation, Dozens of Experts Began to Arrive in Mexico to Collaborate with Authorities in the Fight Against Drug Trafficking By Víctor Hugo Michel Milenio
April 16, 2009
Ex-Intelligence Directors and Attorney General Medina Mora Contradict Clinton and Calderon on Drug War By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
April 15, 2009
“In the case of drugs neither total deregulation nor total prohibition is the answer... Instead, a balance must be found” By Rolando Ramos El Economista
April 14, 2009
No Day in Court; Judge Will Call Venegas' Lawyer with Verdict By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
April 13, 2009
"They're opening a trial against Posada Carriles in the United States, they're summoning the terrorist again," Chavez said on Friday By Jorge Rueda Associated Press
April 11, 2009
“They wanted people in the movement to believe that my arrest wasn’t politically motivated” By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
April 5, 2009
US-funded Judicial Reform Creates Two Justice Systems: Citizens and Enemies of the State By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
April 1, 2009
“Kansas University’s department of geography received at least $500,000 in Department of Defense funds to map communally held indigenous land...” By Simon Sedillo El Enemigo Común
March 27, 2009
Al Giordano Investigated President Sarkozy’s Host. According to Him, Hernández Ramírez’s Ties to Narco-Trafficking Are Not Just Old Rumors By Anne Vigna Rue 89, Paris, France
March 27, 2009
Open Letter to US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton By Andrés Manuel López Obrador Por Esto
March 26, 2009
The Vice President of the Brookings Institution Is a “Shock Doctor” Who Specializes in “Post Conflict Stabilization” By Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
March 26, 2009
The Mexican Military Uses the Cover of the Drug War to Repress Indigenous Movements in Guerrero By Gloria Leticia Diaz Proceso
March 25, 2009
In 2006 There Were Eleven Thousand Youths Involved in Gangs; In 2008 the Number Rose to 26 Thousand; Military Report Confirms that Los Zetas Financed the Tapados Protests By Diego E. Osorno Milenio - Translation by Kristin Bricker
March 24, 2009
Ignoring Health Concerns in Nuevo Laredo, US Border Patrol Will Spray 1.1 Miles of Border Land with Chemical Herbicide By FNS Frontera NorteSur
March 21, 2009
Since the Deployment of Troops in the Drug War, Allegations of Illegal Searches and Arrests, Rape and Torture Have Risen, Rights Groups Say By Ken Ellingwood LA TImes
March 21, 2009
Payola: In Hopes of Deterring Immigration the US Border Patrol Purchases Airtime in Mexico to Promote its Own Corridos Album By Marisol LeBrón NACLA
March 20, 2009
Dissatisfaction with Local Governments and New Mining Projects Are Uniting a Myriad of People By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
March 19, 2009
The Federal Government Cut Power to San Cristobal’s Water Pumps Because the City Owed Money By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
March 18, 2009
“The hotel belongs to Roberto Hernandez Ramirez, a millionaire banker accused by some of being connected to Mexican drug cartels” By Le Monde.fr avec AFP Le Monde
March 17, 2009
Washington’s War on “Narco-Terrorism” By Shamus Cooke Global Research
March 16, 2009
Protesters Demonstrate Against the Murders of Activists, and the Detention of Political Prisoners in Oaxaca By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
March 12, 2009
The U.S. Government and Media Barrage Spin Failure Into Success as Prohibitionist Polices of the Past are Implemented in Mexico By Laura Carlsen Americas Program, Center for International Policy
March 11, 2009
Marcelino Coache Verano's Captors Repeatedly Questioned Him about Various Sums of Money for Ransom During the Kidnapping By Pedro Matías Arrazola Noticias Voz e Imagen de Oaxaca
March 8, 2009
Interview with Oaxacan Activist and Journalist Doctora Berta By Revolucionemos Oaxaca Interview
March 6, 2009
The “Movement of Movements” in Oaxaca Hosts “Organizers of Organizers” By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
March 2, 2009
House Passes 2009 Plan Mexico Funding Despite Mexico’s Failure to Comply with the 2008 Funding’s Human Rights Conditions By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
February 26, 2009
Tribunals -vs- Civilian Courts for Members of the Military Accused of Human Rights Violations Takes Center Stage in Mexico’s Drug War By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
February 25, 2009
In Oaxaca, Geographers Deny Surveillance Charges By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
February 21, 2009
Herran Salvatti Boasts a Public Service Career Allegedly Filled with Embezzlement, Drug Money, Human Rights Violations, and Impunity By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
February 8, 2009
A Firearms and Tool Marks Examiner Detected a Red Substance, on the Surface of One of the Bullets Consistent with a Ricochet By PHR Press Release Physicians for Human Rights
February 4, 2009
US Academics Are Mapping Resources in Mexico; Corporations and the US Military Are the Beneficiaries of the Data By Silvia Ribeiro La Jornada
February 3, 2009
Genetically-Modified Seed Corn Illegally Planted in Chihuahua By Frontera NorteSur Newspaper Tree - El Paso Magazine
January 29, 2009
Unknown Assailant Stabbed Long-Time Activist Ruben Valencia Nuñez in a Café After Shouting Disparaging Remarks About the APPO By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
January 28, 2009
The APPO Activist Accused of Murdering the US Indymedia Journalist Remains in Jail Despite His “Unconstitutional” Imprisonment By Pedro Matias Noticias de Oaxaca
January 24, 2009
Lawmakers and Legal Experts Decry El Paso Mayor John Cook’s Veto of a City Council Resolution That Proposed a Debate Over Drug Decriminalization By Sandra Rodríguez Nieto El Diario
January 12, 2009
After Political and Sensationalist Rumors Distorted a Horrific Crime Friends and Witnesses Tell the Story of Young Woman’s Life Cut Short By John Gibler ZNet
January 11, 2009
All Lawyers Involved in the Defense of Two Juarez Bus Drivers Falsely Accused of Femicide Have Been Executed; State Police Shot One in the Head
By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
January 10, 2009
Obama’s Appointment of the New US Ambassador to Mexico Will Offer the First Test of Whether Change Is Coming to US-Mexican Policy By Al Giordano Via the NarcoSphere
January 10, 2009
The Federal Attorney General’s Office Didn’t Take on the Case Even Though it Involves the Death of a Civilian, Which is a Violation of Plan Mexico’s “Human Rights Conditions” By Editorial - Political La Jornada
January 9, 2009
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
Official Human Rights Ombudsman Says the Government Believed Plan Mexico Funds were Conditioned on Resolving Brad Will Case By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
October 24, 2008
The Senator Has Not Met with the Protesters, or Responded to the Demands that Were Delivered Directly to Her Staff By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
October 23, 2008
Mexican Companies’ Scramble for U.S. Dollars Caused the Peso to Fall 50% Against the Dollar By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
October 21, 2008
The Military Will Carry Out Joint Operations in Chiapas, Oaxaca, Sonora, Tabasco, Coahuila, and Campeche By Jorge Alejandro Medellin El Universal
October 20, 2008
Oaxacan Activists Charged with Brad Will’s Murder By John Gibler The Indypendent
October 20, 2008
Three Activists Have Been Arrested so Far; Authorities Seek Another Eight By Sayra Cruz Quadratin
October 18, 2008
The Government Claims that He Was Shot at Close Range, Therefore Implicating the APPO Members Near Him at the Time of His Death By Kristin Bricker Via the NarcoSphere
October 17, 2008
There are 40,000 Soldiers Deployed in 11 States, Since Open War Was Declared on Organized Crime a Year and a Half Ago By Kristin Bricker LeftTurn
October 17, 2008
Those Responsible Demanded Ransom from the Victims’ Families in the United States By Martín Hernández Alcántara (La Jornada de Oriente) La Jornada
October 17, 2008
“Take a Look for Yourselves and Size Up the Absurd Amount of Firepower Sent to Squash a Public Protest” By Gregory Berger Special to The Narco News Bulletin
October 14, 2008
“Houses were Raided by Police and Soldiers, and Men Taken and Beaten in Front of Their Families” By Gregory Berger Via The NarcoSphere
October 11, 2008
The Continental Gathering of Solidarity with Bolivia in Guatemala City, October 9, 2008 By Evo Morales Ayma Minga Informativa de Movimientos Sociales
October 10, 2008
State Police Summarily Executed Three Peasants in Front of a Child By Kristin Bricker Via The NarcoSphere
October 9, 2008
They Were Attacked by State and Federal Police, According to an Ejido Representative. Ten Wounded and Thirty Detained Reported By Elio Henriquez, correspondent La Jornada
October 4, 2008
No Significant Policy Change in Haiti or the Dominican Republic, but The Merída Initiative Leaves Room for Expansion in the Caribbean By Kristin Bricker Special to The Narco News Bulletin
September 30, 2008
The Townspeople of San Jose del Pacifico, Oaxaca Made the Arrest of the Suspect Possible By Kristin Bricker Via The NarcoSphere
September 28, 2008
Body Found in a Cabin Twenty Minutes Outside of San José del Pacifico; Investigations by Police and State Attorney General are Slow Moving at Best By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
September 27, 2008
Increased Militarization and Police Security will be the Primary Strategic and Financial Focus for the Merída Initiative By Kristin Bricker Special to The Narco News Bulletin
September 24, 2008
Thirty-One Year Sentences for Protest (or Being Near It) in Mexico
By Alejandro Reyes Radio Zapatista
September 22, 2008
The Attack is the Latest in a Series of Aggressions Against OCEZ Members in Carranza By Kristin Bricker Via The NarcoSphere
September 18, 2008
Narco News Has Obtained, and Makes Available to the Public, the 38-Page FY 2008 Appropriations Document By Kristin Bricker Special to The Narco News Bulletin
September 16, 2008
Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against Secretary Michael Chertoff, Filed by the US-Mexico Border Plaintiffs, Ruling in Favor of the Federal Government By Jay J. Johnson-Castro, Sr. Special to The Narco News Bulletin
September 12, 2008
The Mexican Department of Public Safety Will Have Operation Centers for Immediate Reaction to Coordinate Intelligence and Investigation Tasks. By Enrique Mendez and Roberto Garduño La Jornada
September 11, 2008
Mexican Journalist Gloria Muñoz Ramírez’s Book is the Result of Seven Years of Research, Interviews and, Most Importantly, Listening... By Kristin Bricker Via The NarcoSphere
September 7, 2008
Under the Proposal, Police Allied with Drug Traffickers Would Face the Death Penalty By Kristin Bricker Via The NarcoSphere
August 30, 2008
The Mexican Government's Latest Drug War Operation: To Protect International Pharmaceutical Companies from Mom and Pop Drug Stores Along the US Border By Rocky Neptun San Diego Indymedia
August 21, 2008
The “NAFTA Generation” of Corporate Ex-Pats Deceived the Obama Campaign and the Attendees at a Fundraising Event Last Tuesday By Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
July 24, 2008
Mexican Daily El Universal Reports More Details Behind the Training-for-Torturers Video By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
July 4, 2008
Warning: Graphic Content from the Training Videos Appear with This Story By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
July 2, 2008
What’s the Difference - Law and Memory as Political Weapons By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
June 23, 2008
Protesters Accused the Father of the Current Municipal President of Having Fired Shots at Supporters of the Popular Assembly of the Peoples of Oaxaca By Eliza Ruiz Jaimes Noticias Voz e Imagen de Oaxaca
June 23, 2008
What’s the Difference - The Long Slow Process on the Ground and the Observance of June 14 By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
June 18, 2008
“The New Governmental Effort to Make Out the EZLN to Be an Accomplice in Organized Crime Attempts to Take Advantage of the Wave of Anti-Narco Sentiment” By Luis Hernández Navarro La Jornada
June 12, 2008
The Mexican Government Ignores the Assassination of Two Community Radio Activists By John Gibler In These Times
June 10, 2008
They Claimed to Be Looking for Marijuana Plants; Local Civilians Drove them Away By The Good Government Council La Garrucha, Chiapas, Mexico
June 6, 2008
What’s The Difference? - Networking and Local Autonomy: The Thigh Bone’s Connected to The Knee Bone
By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
June 2, 2008
What’s The Difference? By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
May 27, 2008
The US House and Senate Approves Modified Versions of the Merida Initiative By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
May 22, 2008
President Felipe Calderon Seeks to Privatize the Most Profitable Aspects, Including Refining, Processing, and Transport By Laura Carlsen Foreign Policy in Focus
May 15, 2008
Sixteen Activists, Some with Life Sentences, Remain Imprisoned for Minor Crimes By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
May 6, 2008
Notes for a Presentation to the Oaxaca After the Barricades Conference, Simon Fraser University, Vancouver, BC, April 28, 2008 By Fred Rosen Senior Analyist, North American Congress on Latin America
May 2, 2008
The Other Campaign Remains Skeptical That the Government Will Free the Two Men By Kristin Bricker Via the Narcosphere
April 25, 2008
Increasing Level of Threats and Intimidation in the Autonomous Community of San Juan Copala, Oaxaca By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
April 24, 2008
After Years of Reporting on the Infamous Juárez House, Narco News Pays a Visit By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
April 22, 2008
Lawlessness, Assassination and Impunity in Oaxaca By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
April 11, 2008
With 17 prisoners still inside, the Other Campaign declares April 3 an International Day of Action By Kristin Bricker Special to The Narco News Bulletin
April 1, 2008
Oaxacans and Others Fight to Free Political Prisoners By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
March 19, 2008
International Women´s Day Marchers Target NAFTA and Free Trade on the Streets of San Cristóbal, Chiapas By Francesca Contreras Special to The Narco News Bulletin
March 14, 2008
Eufrosina Cruz Leads Fight for Indigenous Women's Rights: Political Bosses Manipulate Traditions By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
March 5, 2008
Teachers Fight to Maintain Control Over Their Union Amidst Threats and Violence from Political Bosses and Paramilitaries By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
February 26, 2008
Mexican Journalists Denounce Possible Early Effects of Country’s Proposed “Gestapo Law” By Hermann Bellinghausen, Eugene Bermejillo, Gloria Muñoz Ramírez, Ramón Vera Herrera and Yuriria Pantoja Millán La Jornada
February 20, 2008
Homeland Security Won't Say Why the Border Wall is Bypassing the Wealthy and Politically Connected By Melissa del Bosque Texas Observer
February 20, 2008
Status of “Ungovernability” Returns to the Southern Mexican State By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
February 13, 2008
Locals Want “Wall of Shame” Construction Halted on Mexico’s Soil, Nearby Multi-Million Dollar Spy Towers Still Don’t Work By Brenda Norrell Via the Narcosphere
February 7, 2008
Texas Border Residents Take Homeland Security Chief to Court Over Land Seizures for Border Wall By Jay J. Johnson-Castro, Sr. Inside the Checkpoints: Commentary from the Río Grande
February 6, 2008
Governor Ruiz Smiles as the Secretary of Government Lays Down New Rules By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
January 28, 2008
The Narco-Paramilitary Control of the Colombia’s Second City Continues, Despite the Surrender of “Don Berna” and Media-Hyped Drop in Crime By Forrest Hylton NACLA Report on the Americas
January 24, 2008
The Zapatista Women’s Conference Ended on January 1, the 14th Anniversary of the Armed Uprising By Juan Trujillo and Raúl Romero Reporting from the mountains of Chiapas
January 21, 2008
Resistance to U.S.-Mexico Border Wall on Both Sides of the Rio Grande By Brenda Norrell Via The Narcosphere
January 19, 2008
Something for Everyone as the APPO and the Teachers Hit the Streets for 2008 By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
January 18, 2008
Comandanta Rosalinda: “The reclaimed land was bought with the flesh and blood of compañeros. That blood hasn't disappeared; it sings and cries for joy over the years” By Raúl Romero Special to The Narco News Bulletin
January 17, 2008
South Texas Residents Are Struggling, Together, Like Never Before, to Stop the Border Wall and Militarization Being Imposed from Up North By Jay J. Johnson-Castro, Sr. Inside the Checkpoints: Commentary from the Río Grande
January 13, 2008
For Survivors, Bitter Memories Worsened by Lingering Impunity and Continued Oversight of U.S. Role in Massacre By Andrew Kennis Special to The Narco News Bulletin
December 30, 2007
The Masterminds Behind the Massacre of a Pro-Zapatista Chiapas Community Are Still Free By Raúl Romero Special to The Narco News Bulletin
January 15, 2008
Authorities, Working Through an Alleged Paramilitary Group, Plan to “Relocate” the Inhabitants; Civil Groups Called to Boycott Tourism of the Agua Azul Falls By Hermann Bellinghausen La Jornada
December 13, 2007
An Interview with Laura Carlsen, Director, Americas Program Center for International Policy By Chicago Public Radio Worldview
December 11, 2007
“Alone, Facing Power”: The Association of Journalists of Oaxaca Celebrates Its 30th Anniversary By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
December 4, 2007
Venezuela’ Most Reliable Pollster Predicts Big Lead for “Yes” Vote on Sunday By Justin Delacour Latin American News Review
November 30, 2007
A Reply to Ceci Connelley’s Travel Story on Oaxaca in the Washington Post By Jill Freidberg Corrugated Films
November 24, 2007
U.S. Border Patrol Detains a Group of Women and Children Right in Front of Delegates to Border Summit in Arizona By Brenda Norrell Via the Narcosphere
November 9, 2007
The Governor of Oaxaca Still Wields the Hammer By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
November 5, 2007
The Intended Goal May Be to Give Mexico Resources to Suppress its Social Movements By Jennifer Truskowski Chicago Indymedia
November 2, 2007
The Slain Journalist is Part of a Legacy that Goes Back Over 500 Years on These Lands By RJ Maccani Zapagringo
November 2, 2007
With an Entire State Under Water, Calderón Has Troops Searching Cars for Drugs Instead of Helping By Greg Berger Special to The Narco News Bulletin
November 1, 2007
The Second National Congress on Indigenous and Intercultural Education By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
October 28, 2007
The Movement for Justice in El Barrio, Inspired by the Zapatista Other Campaign, Brings New York Communities Together to Fight Gentrification By RJ Maccani Special to The Narco News Bulletin
October 25, 2007
"We All Have to Get Together to Fight Colonialism” By Brenda Norrell Special to The Narco News Bulletin
October 23, 2007
“The Most Dangerous Gangsters Haitians Face are High Officials Who Reside in Washington, Paris and Ottawa” By Joe Emersberger Via The Narcosphere
October 20, 2007
“I Felt a Sense That This Is an Awakening of the People” By Brenda Norrell Special to The Narco News Bulletin
October 18, 2007
After Continental Gathering, the Indigenous of América Warn in "Vícam Declaration" that They Will Defend Mother Earth with Their Lives By Hermann Bellinghausen La Jornada (Translated by Zapagringo)
October 18, 2007
The Indigenous Peoples’ Encuentro Began with a Strong United States Presence By Raúl Romero and Juan Trujillo Special to The Narco News Bulletin
October 16, 2007
Town by Town, the People Are Fighting Energy Mega-Projects and Neoliberalism in Oaxaca By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
October 8, 2007
A Book Review of Nancy Davies’ The People Decide: Oaxaca’s Popular Assembly By Kristin Bricker Left Turn Magazine
October 1, 2007
Rural Social Movement’s Headquarters Raided, Leaders Arrested By Dan Feder Special to The Narco News Bulletin
September 30, 2007
The Sixth Commission of the EZLN will Suspend the Journey of the Second Phase of the Other Campaign, but will Attend the Encounter of the Indigenous Peoples of America By the General Command of the EZLN Translated by El Kilombo Collective
September 26, 2007
Three Comandantas, Three Comandantes and the Subcomandante, to Assist the Encounter of the Indigenous Peoples of America and Second Phase of the Other Campaign By CCRI-CG - EZLN Enlace Zapatista
September 17, 2007
Five Police Officers Jailed for Beating Emeterio Marino Cruz By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
September 1, 2007
Regional Gathering Set for October 7-9 in Magdalena de Kino, Sonora, Close to Tucson, Arizona By Brenda Norrell Via The Narcosphere
August 29, 2007
The Hidden Agenda of the Border Hype: Security Guards and Prisons in the Dollars-For-Migrants Industry By Brenda Norrell The Censored Blog
August 25, 2007
The Struggle Shifts from the City to Land and Water Issues By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
August 24, 2007
“During the Planning Meeting Aug. 17, Yaqui from Vicam Pueblo Offered to Help In Any Way They Could to Ensure the Success of the North American Regional Summit” By Brenda Norrell Special to The Narco News Bulletin
August 19, 2007
Good Governance Board “Heart of the Rainbow of Hope” Caracol 4 “Whirlwind of Our Words” By Good Governance Board - Caracol 4 Enlace Zapatista
August 16, 2007
Zapatistas Welcome Indigenous from Alaska, Canada, Northern Mexico and The United States to the North American Regional Conference, Oct. 8 -- 9, 2007 By Brenda Norrell Special to The Narco News Bulletin
August 16, 2007
A Meeting About Education Projects with a Member and Representative of Brazil's Landless Workers’ Movement By Juan Trujillo Special to The Narco News Bulletin
August 13, 2007
Leaders and Members of Vía Campesina Thanked the Zapatista Compañeros for Giving Them the 'Use of the Word' in the International Conference between the Zapatista People and the People of the World By Murielle Coppin Special to The Narco News Bulletin
August 9, 2007
Connecting the Dots on a Local Election that May Not Be All that Local By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
July 29, 2007
Members of the Morelia, La Garrrucha, and Roberto Barrios caracoles present the work-table topics on Indigenous autonomy: health, education, women, collective work and self governance By Juan Trujillo Special to The Narco News Bulletin
July 29, 2007
Autonomy, the Oaxacan Movement, and the next Indigenous Conference; Themes for a Colorful Start By Murielle Coppin and Juan Trujillo Special to The Narco News Bulletin
July 27, 2007
It has always been a Popular Celebration Based on Sharing and Community Cooperation By Hermann Bellinghausen La Jornada
July 24, 2007
Is Disgraced Governor Ulises Ruiz Seeking a Violent Showdown During Monday's Gueleguetza Celebration? By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
July 21, 2007
Governor Again Calls for “Dialogue,” plus a Force to Guard the Commercial Guelaguetza By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
July 19, 2007
“As Mexican immigrants, we were forced to leave our native country because of a savage neoliberal economic system” By Movement for Justice in El Barrio Via The Narcosphere
July 18, 2007
Fighting Erupts on Major Streets and on Fortin Hill By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
July 17, 2007
Oaxaca, the Face of Mexican Fascism: Sunday the 8th to Friday the 13th of July 2007 By George Salzman Special to The Narco News Bulletin
July 13, 2007
Change in Plan: The Gathering Will Be In Oventik, then Morelia and then La Realidad By Lieutenant Colonel Moisés and Subcomandante Marcos Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN)
July 1, 2007
Report of Offer of “300 Pesos per Youngster” to Violently Confront Peaceful Demonstrators By Nancy Davies Via The Narcosphere
June 30, 2007
Section 59, the Break-Away Group from the Section 22 Teachers Union, Is Now Protesting Against Ulises Ruiz Ortiz By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
June 28, 2007
Catching up with Movement for Justice in El Barrio By RJ Maccani Special to The Narco News Bulletin
June 21, 2007
Once Again the Zócalo Vibrates with Color, Voices, Music, and Video Replays of Government Attacks By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
June 21, 2007
The End of Sovereignty and Democracy Tolls for Upstate New York, Northern New England, Quebec and the Maritime Provinces, and, Soon, for Boston and NYC Too By Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
June 6, 2007
A New Publisher of Books Reflects on How We Are Bypassing the Commercial Book Industry, and Offers some Special Packages to Readers and Bloggers By Al Giordano Publisher, Narco News
May 31, 2007
The State Government of Oaxaca Is Having a Hard Time Again with Its Annual “Indigenous” Festival By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
May 31, 2007
With the Other Campaign in Sonora By Promedios Indymedia Chiapas
May 27, 2007
With the Other Campaign in Sonora By Promedios Indymedia Chiapas
May 27, 2007
Letter to Condoleezza Rice: “Some of My Newest Constituents Fled their Former Homes in Mexico from Paramilitary Violence and Intimidation” By US Rep. José Serrano (D-Bronx, New York)
May 15, 2007
An Interview with Zapatista Subcomandante Marcos By Jo Tuckman The Guardian of London
May 13, 2007
David Venegas Reyes Visited in Prison by a Governor Emissary; Repression Against Autonomist Movements Increases
By Oliver D. Special to The Narco News Bulletin
May 9, 2007
After the Repression in Texcoco and Atenco, the Other Campaign Marches to Demand Freedom and Justice for the Country's Political Prisoners By Juan Trujillo Special to The Narco News Bulletin
May 8, 2007
Letter from Nacho del Valle, Sentenced to 67 Years in Prison, from “the La Palma Extermination Camp” in Mexico By Ignacio del Valle Peoples Front for the Defense of the Land, Atenco, Mexico
May 7, 2007
They Aggressively Interrogated Civilians Who Accompanied the Zapatista Delegation By the Sixth Commission EZLN (Translated by El Kilombo)
May 1, 2007
Year 22 of the Struggle and 13 of the War Against Obscurity and Lying By Alejandro de la Torre Dossier Político
April 29, 2007
Zócalo Taken by Protesters for the First Time in Six Months as Government Workers Enter the Scene Over New Social Security Law By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
April 26, 2007
Teachers Union Section 22, with APPO Support, Prepares for its Annual Strike By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
April 25, 2007
Indigenous Representatives from All América, and the World, to Gather October 11-14 near Guaymas, Sonora By Brenda Norrell Special to The Narco News Bulletin
April 23, 2007
A National Call for Action to Free the Political Prisoners in Yucatan, Oaxaca and Atenco By Sixth Commission of the EZLN Enlace Zapatista
April 8, 2007
“The Government Fabricates a Crime and Then Sells the Prisoner his Freedom,” Says the Bishop of Oaxaca About Actions of Government By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
April 16, 2007
Zapatista Comandantes Arrive at Mexico-US Border By Brenda Norrell Special to The Narco News Bulletin
April 11, 2007
Oaxaca Government Reaction to Small Protest Demanding Release of Prisoners Arrested in 1996 Reveals Ruiz' Worry of APPO By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
April 7, 2007
The Dispute for the “Reclaimed Earth” By Andrés Aubrey La Jornada
April 6, 2007
Undisclosed Conflicts of Interest and “a Consistent Pattern of Sensationalizing Protester Violence while Sanitizing State Violence through Misreporting” By John Gibler Special to The Narco News Bulletin
April 5, 2007
The Zapatistas Have a Diagnosis and Map of Social and Political Conflicts in the Country that Is Not Possessed by Any Other Type of Political Force By Luis Hernández Navarro La Jornada
April 1, 2007
Ruiz Dishonestly Blames Donald Trump as Models Move on Mexican Consulates in New York and Elsewhere with the Demand: “Federal Police Out of Oaxaca!” By Cha-Cha Connor Spokesmodel, Popular Assembly of Models for Oaxaca (APMO)
March 29, 2007
Bureaucrats and Businessmen Point Fingers Over Who Is to Blame By Eliza Ruiz Jaimes Noticias de Oaxaca
March 29, 2007
The PFP Evicts Farmers to Construct Wind Park on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
March 28, 2007
And the Work of Reporting its Progress Also Continues By Murielle Coppin A Letter from Mexico
March 27, 2007
The ‘Intellectual Power’ of US Academia Joins Forces with the Military State of Siege By George Salzman Via The Narcosphere
March 26, 2007
The Delegation will be Formed by Seven Comandantas, Seven Comandates and a Subcomandante By Indigenous Revolutionary Clandestine Committee – General Command Zapatista Army of National Liberation
March 22, 2007
Movement for Justice in El Barrio Organizes Series of Forums and Meetings By RJ Maccani Via the Narcosphere
March 21, 2007
Four Day Visit Begins Monday to Push for a Legitimate Investigation into Journalist's Murder
By the Family of Brad Will BradWill.org
March 18, 2007
Rough Cut of a Work in Progress By Mal de Ojo TV Indymedia Video
March 16, 2007
History Has Numerous Examples of Similar Political Formations, Always Birthed Amid a Revolutionary Climate By James Cooke Socialist Perspectives
March 14, 2007
Inaugural Ceremony Held Tuesday Without Incident; Good Government Council Calls for Vigilance By Laura K. Jordan Special to The Narco News Bulletin
March 13, 2007
Training Sessions for the Encampment to be Coordinated by the Fray Bartolome Human Rights Center By The Good Government Council From the Central Heart of the Zapatistas to the World
March 12, 2007
The Growing Paramilitary Threat By Alejandro Reyes Radio Zapatista
March 12, 2007
Another US-Mexico Presidential Summit in the Temozon Sur Hacienda of Roberto Hernández Ramírez of Banamex-Citigroup By Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
March 11, 2007
“The Society Page” Report By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
March 9, 2007
Auditions to be Held April 18 in New York City Toward a Protest with Poise Aimed at Donald Trump and NBC By Cha-Cha Connor Spokesmodel, Popular Assembly of Models for Oaxaca
March 8, 2007
A dozen men were tortured, killed and buried in a small house in Juarez. Three years later, the U.S. government is still trying to cover up what happened. By Jesse Hyde The Dallas Observer
March 8, 2007
An Interview with Narco News Publisher Al Giordano about How Authentic Journalist Bill Conroy Broke an International Bombshell By Jesse Hyde The Dallas Observer
March 8, 2007
Calderon Should Not Repeat Failures of the Past By Ethan Nadelmann Drug Policy Alliance
March 8, 2007
U.S. and Canadian Apparel Companies are Flocking to Mexico in Search of Cheap Labour. How Ethical are Your Jeans? By Charles Mostoller The McGill Daily
March 7, 2007
Nancy Davies’ “The People Decide: Oaxaca’s Popular Assembly,” a new DVD, and “Cowboy in Caracas” by Charlie Hardy Roll Off the Presses this Spring By Al Giordano Publisher, Narco News
March 5, 2007
His Sponsors Have Economic Interests in the Resources of the Selva Lacandona
By Hermann Bellinghausen La Jornada
February 27, 2007
The Leap in Ratings for Channel Nine During the Women’s Takeover, and the Rise in Popularity of Noticias, Reflect the Desire for the “Presentation of Reality” By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
February 26, 2007
Words of Caracol IV Torbellino By The Good Government Council Enlace Zapatista
February 26, 2007
The Indigenous Peoples in Defense of Life, Culture and Nature: Below and to the Left By Accreditation Committee of Cucapá Camp Translated by Zapagringo Blog
February 25, 2007
The Teachers, Indigenous Peoples and Civil Society Regroup By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
February 23, 2007
To Be Installed February 26 in El Mayor, Baja California; March 13 in Huitepec, Near San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chiapas By Subcomandante Marcos, EZLN Translated by Narco News
February 22, 2007
Prohibited from Fishing Ancestral Waters, Extinction Threatens Baja California Indigenous People By The Video Commission The Other Campaign on the Other Side
February 20, 2007
US Intelligence “Asset” and Fashion Photographer Speaks Again with Narco News By Bill Conroy Via the Narcosphere
February 16, 2007
The Government and Political Parties are Committing Crimes as a Pretext to Gaining Access to and Hassling Indigenous Communities in Chiapas By The Good Government Council Heart Center of the Zapatistas in Front of the World
February 14, 2007
“A Communique about Felonies, New Frauds (Now Disguised as Combating Delinquency) and Not-So-Secret Plans” By Subcomandante Marcos Translated by El Kilombo Collective
February 12, 2007
February 20 Screening Set for the Julia de Burgos Cultural Center By the Movement for Justice in El Barrio The Other New York
February 6, 2007
New March Proves Movement is Alive; State Government Blocks Access to Public Spaces with Razor Wire and Dogs By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
February 5, 2007
“There’s No Hope for Them Through the Legal Path... Don’t Leave Us Alone, at Least Come to Visit,” Exclaims Jesus from the Camp Outside Santiaguito Penitentiary By Juan Trujillo Special to The Narco News Bulletin
February 1, 2007
Pre-Order the Book (and Help Us Determine How Many to Print) By Al Giordano Publisher, Narco News
January 30, 2007
Despite Attacks, Another Popular Assembly Emerges By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
January 28, 2007
Reporters Without Borders Fails to Report the Entire Truth, Even with an Overwhelming Amount of Documented Killings Attributed to Vigilante Group By Jeb Sprague Special to The Narco News Bulletin
January 25, 2007
A Year After the Passing of Comandanta Ramona, Civilian and Insurgent Women Tell of Their Movement Within a Movement By Ginna Villarreal Special to The Narco News Bulletin
January 24, 2007
Book a Lecture, Workshop or Fundraising Event in Your Campus, City or Town By Chris Fee Newsroom Coordinator, Narco News
January 21, 2007
A Report About Land and Territory in the Encounter Between the Zapatista Communities and the Communities of the World By Rodrigo Ibarra Special to The Narco News Bulletin
January 19, 2007
Human Rights Attorney Miguel Angel de Los Santos Takes the Case to Mexican Court By Craig Will Brother of Brad Will (1970-2006)
January 19, 2007
20 Communities Join with the Regional Popular Assembly
By Diego Enrique Osorno Special to The Narco News Bulletin
January 17, 2007
Supreme Court Decision Against the PRI Shows the Party's Weakening Grip on Oaxaca By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
January 15, 2007
Almost 13 Years After the Armed Uprising, Achievements of the Autonomous Governments Are Illustrated By Hermann Bellinghausen La Jornada
January 12, 2007
The APPO on the March Again By Nancy Davies “A Personal View”
January 11, 2007
Resources and Education Are Still the Main Struggles for Better Health in Zapatista Communities By Ginna Villarreal Special to The Narco News Bulletin
January 11, 2007
“An indigenous people’s non-violent efforts to find a space for political participation and representation...” By Francisco López Bárcenas La Jornada
January 10, 2007
AP’s Rebeca Romero Insists She Is Not on Ulises Ruiz’s Payroll, but Publishes Her Denial on Her Website Next to an Ad… Purchased by the Oaxaca State Government By Al Giordano Publisher, Narco News
January 9, 2007
Throughout the State, Communities Continue to Organize Themselves in Resistance By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
January 8, 2007
Ulises Ruiz Ortiz Carries on with Disregard to the Law, Declaring No Public Assemblies in “Sensitive” Areas
By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
January 8, 2007
Refusing Government Money or Teachers, Indigenous Communities Have Built More Schools and Educated More Children Than Ever Before By Amber Howard Special to The Narco News Bulletin
January 6, 2007
“We Need to Organize an Encounter for Women to Exchange Ideas and Join Struggles” By Intergalactic Commission of the EZLN EZLN
January 6, 2007
“We the Zapatistas are Free to Organize Ourselves, to Govern Ourselves, and to make our own Decisions without being Exploited...” By Intergalactic Commission of the EZLN EZLN
January 6, 2007
Inauguration: 30 December 2006 By Intergalactic Commission of the EZLN EZLN
January 5, 2007
Report from the Gathering of the Zapatistas with the Peoples of the World in Oventic By John Gibler El Universal
January 4, 2007
December 30 to January 2 of 2007 in Oventik, Chiapas By Insurgent Lieutenant Colonel Moisés Intergalactic Commission of the EZLN
December 24, 2006
Recent Conflict Merely the Newest Chapter in an Old Struggle By Sean Donahue Via The Narcosphere
December 23, 2006
The Art of Resistance By Latuff Salón Chingón
December 22, 2006
Three Men Kidnapped, Beaten and Released While Rueda Pacheco Says Teachers Have Left the APPO; Ulises Ruis Denies Role in Recent Apprehensions By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
December 21, 2006
Delegate Zero Asks the Press to Take Pictures of Blanca Navidad and Ask, “How is it Just that a Worker and His Family Live Like This?” By Murielle Coppin The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Tamaulipas
December 15, 2006
The Official Story - that “Molotovs” Burned Stone and Concrete Buildings - Raises Eyebrows Toward Governor Ulises Ruiz Ortiz By Sean Donahue Via the Narcosphere
December 10, 2006
Words of Delegados Zero, One, Two and Three During the Conclusion of the National Tour By the Sixth Commission of the EZLN Enlace Zapatista
December 6, 2006
Arrested Along with Ignacio García and Marcelino Coache in Mexico City; Protests Announced in Oaxaca By Juan Trujillo The Other Journalism in Mexico City
December 5, 2006
Comandanta Grabiela: “We Are Here Because We Have Completed Our Work. Now We Get to Return, but You All Will Not Remain Alone” By Amber Howard The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
December 3, 2006
Communiqué from Somewhere in the State of Oaxaca, from the State Council of the Popular Peoples’ Assembly of Oaxaca
By the CEAPPO The Other Oaxaca
December 3, 2006
The Arrest of Gerardo Bonilla By Counterpunch News Service Counterpunch
November 30, 2006
Alberto Cilia Ocampo came to Oaxaca to document cases of forced disappearances and other human rights violations on Monday. There, he became the next case. By John Gibler Indymedia New York
November 30, 2006
As a New Regime Prepares to Seize Control December 1, Promising a New Wave of Repression, the Antidote Is Being Born from Below By Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
November 29, 2006
Why is this Repression Carried out Against the Popular Movement? And why Now? By Luis Hernández Navarro La Jornada
November 28, 2006
Government Launches New Aggression Against the Popular Assembly Movement By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
November 27, 2006
In Matamoros with the Zapatista Other Campaign By Rodrigo Ibarra The Trojan Rocinante, Column #3
December 3, 2006
A Chronicle of the Battle of November 25 By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
November 27, 2006
Los de abajo By Gloria Muñoz Ramírez La Jornada
November 27, 2006
Confrontation Continues Between the Police and the APPO in Different Parts of the City By the Popular Assembly of the Peoples of Oaxaca (APPO) The Other Oaxaca
November 25, 2006
The Attacked in Montes Azules “Are Not Zapatista Bases of Support” By the Zapatista Army of National Liberation Sixth Commission
November 25, 2006
Calderón Will Begin to Fall from the Day He Takes Office, Warns the Rebel Leader By Hermann Bellinghausen La Jornada
November 24, 2006
The Guelatao Declaration of the Zapoteco, Mixe and Chinanteco Peoples of Oaxaca's Sierra Juárez
By Indigenous Communities The Other Oaxaca
November 22, 2006
“We Are Not Only Struggling Against a Local Tyrant, But Against an Entire System” By the Indian Organizations for Human Rights of Oaxaca (OIDHO) Translated by El Enemigo Comun
November 22, 2006
At the Entrance to the Route to Comitán, Ocosingo and Palenque, One of 18 Blockades Throughout the State By Oscar Beard Indymedia UK
November 20, 2006
Rene Trujillo Martínez, a Thin 25-Year-Old Lawyer and Volunteer Radio Announcer with the APPO Holds the Uncomfortable Distinction of Having Survived a Disappearance By John Gibler El Universal
November 20, 2006
The Movement Has Taken on a Life that Confounds Observers; “the Federal Police Could Suffer Military Defeat”
By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
November 20, 2006
Thousands of Indigenous Civilians from Zapatista Communities Successfully Stop Traffic on All Major Roads and Highways in the Highlands and Jungle Regions By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Chiapas
November 20, 2006
Peaceful Protests in Front of Mexican Embassies and Consulates, Blockades, Marches, Sit-ins, Rallies and Any Other Actions By Intergalactic Commission of the EZLN Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN)
November 19, 2006
Meeting with Adherents in Monterrey and Apodaca at the Dr. Margil Museum House By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos The Other Mexico
November 19, 2006
Arrests, Disappearances, Assassinations and Human Rights Violations are Manifold but Have Failed to Stop the Struggle By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
November 17, 2006
Mendoza: “What Las Abejas Represents, With All of Their Peaceful Marches and Ancient Customs, is a Very Important Part of the History of Our People” By Bridget Huber The Press Institute for Women in the Developing World
November 16, 2006
The Good News: Some of those Reported Dead are Alive. The Bad News: Others Were Massacred, and the Conflict Continues By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Chiapas
November 16, 2006
The Good Government Council of Oventik asks Adherents to the Other Campaign for Solidarity and to Remain Attentive By The Good Government Council Central Heart of the Zapatistas in Front of the World
November 16, 2006
Federal Police Complicit in "Disappearing" Civilians By George Salzman Commentary from Oaxaca
November 16, 2006
Testimonies “From Below and to the Left” Explain that the U.S.-Imposed Drug War Has Been a Disaster in Northern Mexico
By Dan Feder The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Durango
November 15, 2006
3,000 Delegates Meet in the Midst of State Repression and Reorganize for the Struggle Ahead
By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
November 14, 2006
Indigenous Communities and Human Rights Organizations Warned State and Federal Governments of Threats, but Authorities Failed to Act
By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Chiapas
November 13, 2006
Another Angle of Events Before and During the Advance of Federal Forces into the City of Oaxaca By Jacob Muller Special to The Narco News Bulletin
November 13, 2006
“There is a Much Older and Vibrant Tradition of Journalism in America Than the Prevailing Post-WWII Fashion a la the New York Times” By Gabriel Freeman Eat the State
November 12, 2006
Survivors of the Slaughter of Acteal Respond to the Call of the APPO By Promedios Chiapas Indymedia
November 11, 2006
“You Have Shown Us to Unite in Our Struggles” By Compañeras Gloria, Mariana, Norma, Suelen, Edith, Magdalena, Maria Luisa and Patricia Chiconautla and Santiaguito, the State of Mexico
November 11, 2006
In Durango with the Zapatista Other Campaign
By Rodrigo Ibarra The Trojan Rocinante
November 10, 2006
The Rebellion Is Proof That for Many People, Even Physical Preservation Can Become Secondary to Fighting for a Conviction By Laura Carlsen Foreign Policy in Focus - IRC
November 9, 2006
Government Source: The Chopper Flew Too Close to Ground, and Too Far into Mexican Territory By Bill Conroy and Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign on the Mexico-US Border
November 8, 2006
In the Land of Pancho Villa, Fertile Communal Fields Have Given Way to Drought and Poverty, and Struggling Farmers Look Toward the Other Campaign for Hope By Dan Feder The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Coahuila and Durango
November 8, 2006
Governor Ulises Ruiz Ortiz Has Lost the Media War
By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
November 7, 2006
The Battle of Oaxaca on November 2, 2006 (In Spanish) By Mal de Ojo Indymedia Video
November 7, 2006
Hundreds of Thousands of People Filled the Streets to Demand Governor's Ouster By John Gibler Indymedia NYC
November 5, 2006
They Denounce the Deaths of Two Compañeros, a Minor and Fifty Detentions; Violent Incidents Occurred with the Police, Provoked by Masked Infiltrators By Juan Trujillo and Erwin Slim The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
November 5, 2006
In Support of the APPO, Mexico City Residents Weather a Military Search Before Arriving in Oaxaca By Julie Webb-Pullman Special to The Narco News Bulletin
November 5, 2006
With Military Troops Arriving in the City Under Cover of Night, Another Face-Off Between the People and Government Forces Looms By Nancy Davies via the Narcosphere
November 5, 2006
It is the Federal Police Who Now Look Surrounded and Isolated as they Camp Out in the Square
By Michael McCaughan The Nation
November 5, 2006
The Other Campaign's Visit to Magdalena de Kino, Sonora, Heard the Grievances of Borderland Indians By Mark Poepsel Arizona Daily Wildcat
November 5, 2006
US Police Attempt to Intimidate Protesters By Karla Garza Indymedia Chiapas
November 4, 2006
Empowered by Victory Over the PFP, the APPO Calls for Reinforced Barricades Throughout Oaxaca; Announces a Sixth Megamarch for Sunday By James Daria The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Oaxaca
November 3, 2006
A Call to Readers North of the Border to Support Narco News By Sean Donahue Narco News School of Authentic Journalism, Class of 2004
November 3, 2006
The Assassinated Journalist and his Guitar, Sang a Topical Song by Desert Rat By Brad Will Friends of Brad Will
November 3, 2006
After Seven Hours of Pitched Battle, the Federal Police Forced to Retreat By George Salzman Commentary from Oaxaca
November 2, 2006
Includes Video of Subcomandante Marcos and the Other Campaign Blockading the Juarez-El Paso Bridge By Louie Gilot El Paso Times
November 2, 2006
The APPO has Forced the PFP Into a Retreat From its Attempted Incursion Into the Benito Juarez University By Greg Berger The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Sonora
November 2, 2006
Large Mobilizations of the APPO Reportedly Surround the PFP as Secretary of the Interior Calls for the Withdrawl of Police Forces By Simon Fitzgerald La Luchita
November 2, 2006
PFP Increasing Hostilities in Oaxaca as they Invade Ciudad Universitaria, the Autonomous University of Oaxaca By Nancy Davies via the Narcosphere
November 2, 2006
Civil Rights Violations Documented; Federal Police Use Cherished Zócalo for Toilet Needs By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
November 2, 2006
The Democratic Revolution Party Isn’t Willing, Nor can it Mobilize, to Defend the Popular Movement in Oaxaca By Adolfo Gilly La Jornada
November 1, 2006
On the Day of the Dead, Mexico’s Busiest Highway is Brought to a Standstill to Demand the Immediate Withdrawal of the PFP from Oaxaca By Greg Berger The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Morelos
November 1, 2006
A “March for Peace” in Support of Embattled Governor Ulises Ruiz Ortiz Exposes the Existence of a Deep Seated Economic and Social Divide By James Daria The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Oaxaca
November 1, 2006
“We are Calling on the Mexican People… to not Falter in the Path nor Let the Voice Fall Against State Terror and for a New Mexico, Truly Free, Just and Democratic” By The National Indigenous Congress The Other Mexico
October 31, 2006
Protesters, Friends and Others Honor Brad's Life and Struggle by Bringing “One More Night At the Barricades” to the Streets of New York City By RJ Maccani The Ricardo Flores Magón Brigade, Reporting for Narco News
October 31, 2006
Shut-Down of Roads, Highways and the Media on November 1; General Strike Called for November 20 By the Sixth Commission of the EZLN The Other Mexico
October 30, 2006
“Everything is Possible, Especially Since We Have the Other Campaign Here With Us” By Amber Howard The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Sonora
October 30, 2006
Authentic Journalists, Undeterred by State Violence, Record the Invasion of Oaxaca by the PFP By the Other Media Reporting from Oaxaca Now Screening in Salón Chingón
October 30, 2006
The Majority of People on the Street Waiting to Confront the Police were Common Citizens Ready to Put Their Lives on the Line By James Daria The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Oaxaca
October 30, 2006
“Covering the Current Events in Oaxaca Since Brad’s Death Has Been a Completely Different Experience” By James Daria The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Oaxaca
October 30, 2006
The Full Weight of the Mexican Federal Government Falls on the Oaxaca Rebels, and Fails to Subdue Them. By Gregory Berger Via The Narcosphere
October 30, 2006
IMSS Nurse Jorge Alberto López Bernal, Teacher Fidel García, and an Unidentified Minor Die; Eight Are Injured By Enrique Mendez, Blanche Petrich, Gustavo Castillo and Octavio Velez La Jornada
October 30, 2006
High Presence of Citizens and Awareness on the Streets Give Oaxacans a Sense of Optimism By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
October 30, 2006
Testimonies Revealed that Sharpshooters were Present During the Attack on Friday By Blanche Petrich y Enrique Mendez La Jornada
October 29, 2006
The Movement’s Radio Station Goes Off the Air as the State University Campus is Taken By Dan Feder Via The Narcosphere
October 29, 2006
A Report from Oaxaca by the British Journalist Who the Radio Declared Dead for an Hour After Brad Was Gunned Down By John Dickie Special to The Narco News Bulletin
October 29, 2006
Nonviolent Resistance as Thousands of Police Occupy the Rebel City By Dan Feder Via The Narcosphere
October 29, 2006
Zocalo and University Campus Under Siege By Simon Fitzgerald La Luchita
October 29, 2006
Final Moments Captured by the Slain Journalist’s Camera in Oaxaca By Brad Will Now Screening in Salón Chingón
October 29, 2006
A Friend Reflects on His Memories of Slain Independent Journalist Brad Will By David Rovics Indymedia NYC
October 29, 2006
Another Death in the Months Long Resistance in Oaxaca, Mexico By Brad Will Originally published on October 17 by the New York City Independent Media Center
October 29, 2006
A Day Of Killings While Teachers Negotiate in Mexico City By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
October 28, 2006
Migratory Status of Many Mexicans Prevents Them From Attending, “Because of Which, We Have Prepared a Video, so That They May Speak on Their Situation...” By Damaso Gonzalez El Diario
October 27, 2006
Photographer Oswaldo Ramirez of the Daily Milenio Wounded in Attack by Shooters for Ulises Ruiz Ortiz in Santa Lucia del Camino By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Chihuahua
October 27, 2006
“Neighbors” Armed with AR-15 Rifles Enjoyed Complete Impunity During the Bloodiest Day of the Oaxaca Conflict
By Diego Enrique Osorno Special to The Narco News Bulletin
October 28, 2006
The APPO Installs 1,000 Barricades in Broad Daylight; PRI Militants and Police Respond with 21 Armed Attacks By Diego Enrique Osorno Special to The Narco News Bulletin
October 28, 2006
Divisions in the Teachers’ Union as Members Vote to Return to Classes By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
October 27, 2006
The Other Campaign in the Sonora Desert, Where the U.S.-Mexico Border Cuts an Indigenous Nation in Two By Mary Ann Tenuto Sánchez Chiapas Support Committee
October 26, 2006
A Meeting with the Tohono, O’odham, Navajo and Cherokee Peoples in Magdalena de Kino, October 21 By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos The Other Mexico
October 26, 2006
Since the Publication of the Sixth Declaration from the Lacandon Jungle, He Had Been a Dedicated Promoter of the Zapatista Other Campaign By the Sixth Commission of the EZLN The Other Mexico
October 26, 2006
Words of Delegate Zero During a Meeting with Adherents in San Quintín By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos The Other Mexico
October 25, 2006
A Letter to Readers from Juan Trujillo in Mexico City By Juan Trujillo Correspondent, The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign
October 25, 2006
They Accuse the Governor of Flying Over the Sacred Tiburón Island by Helicopter as He Plots Its Development for Tourism By Hermann Bellinghausen La Jornada
October 24, 2006
The Oaxaca Movement Declares Solidarity with the Peasant Farmers of Oxcum, Unjustly Imprisoned by the Governor By Rafael Gómez Chi Por Esto!
October 24, 2006
In a City of Immigrant Farmworkers, a New Youth Movement Draws Inspiration from the Zapatistas and the Radical Organizing of the 60s By Gloria Muñoz Ramírez La Jornada
October 24, 2006
National Senate Refuses to Resolve Oaxaca Stand-Off: APPO Must Find its Own Solutions By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
October 24, 2006
A Meeting in the Triqui Neighborhood of Lomas de San Ramón By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos The Other Mexico
October 23, 2006
The Price of “Progress” in Baja California Is Dumped onto Those Who Do Not Benefit From It By Ginna Villarreal The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Baja California Sur and Norte
October 23, 2006
The Kiliwa Had Declared a “Death Pact” After the Government and Gringo “Conservation” Groups Forbade Them from Fishing; Next Fishing Season Will See a Zapatista Camp on Their Lands By Kristin Bricker The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Baja California
October 22, 2006
At the Scene of the Atenco Massacre of May 3–4, the Mexican Left Shows its Willingness to Forge Alliances and Defy the State By Greg Berger The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in the State of Mexico
October 22, 2006
Two Indigenous Comandantes Will Travel to Live in Each State; Later, “We Will Travel To Every Part of the United States and Canada” By Simon Fitzgerald The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Baja California
October 21, 2006
The Other Campaign Hits the US-Mexico Border, Where the Indigenous Are Called “Migrants” and Roots Run Deep By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Baja California
October 20, 2006
The APPO Declares Maximum Alert After Reports of PRI Members Preparing Attack By Enrique Mendez and Octavio Velez La Jornada
October 20, 2006
The Blood Flows from the Popular Assembly of the Peoples of Oaxaca (APPO) By Luis Hernández Navarro La Jornada
October 19, 2006
It’s Not “News” – But it Should Be By George Salzman Commentary from Oaxaca
October 18, 2006
“Let’s invite the indigenous people of Canada and the United States... and let’s invite the indigenous people of South America and Central America” By Kristin Bricker The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Baja California
October 18, 2006
In Culiacán, Sinaloa, Delegate Zero Hears Testimonies from People Pushed to the Margins by Capitalism By Ginna Villarreal The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Sinaloa
October 17, 2006
“The intensification of the repression is nothing but the intensification of the federal and state war against the people.” By Prisoners of Atenco Writing from the Santiaguito Prison
October 17, 2006
Violence Threatenes Zapatistas in Tumbalá By Gloria Muñoz Ramírez La Jornada
October 17, 2006
As Stalemate Continues Between Federal Government and Popular Uprising, APPO Holds a “Dialog for Peace,” PRI Supporters Burn Indigenous Radio Stations, and Soldiers Shoot a Protester Dead By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
October 17, 2006
Words of Ernesto Alonso López Uriarte, representative of the Alfredo Jiménez Mota Union of Journalists, in Culiacan the 10th of October By Ernesto Alonso Lopez Uriarte The Other Mexico
October 16, 2006
Soldiers in Civilan Clothes Fire on Unarmed Protesters By John Gibler ZNet
October 16, 2006
Anatomy of an Election Fraud and the Surge of a More Determined and Non-Electoral Left from Atenco to Oaxaca to the EZLN Other Campaign By Al Giordano New Left Review, London
October 16, 2006
Mitsubishi and the Mexican Government Lose Control of Exportadora del Sal S.A. de C.V. in Baja California Sur; Marcos and Adherents Set Up Camp at the Pumping Stations By Al Giordano Via the Narcosphere
October 16, 2006
The Other Campaign Meets with Relatives of Victims from Mexico’s “Dirty War” By Simon Fitzgerald The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Sinaloa
October 15, 2006
After Witnessing Capitalism’s Destruction of Nature and Human Beings on Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula, Zapatista Subcomandante Marcos Sharpens the Call for Expropriation of the Means of Production By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Baja California Sur
October 15, 2006
Four Wounded Outside the Department of Citizen Protection in Oaxaca City By Enrique Mendez and Octavio Velez La Jornada
October 13, 2006
Indigenous Farmers on Reclaimed Communal Lands Face Government Threats Two Months After a Violent Attack on their Community By La Otra Jovel The Other Mexico
October 13, 2006
"Where before we only grew up and died, now we grow up learning. Now we grow up with pride of being an Indian; we are not embarrassed by our color, or our culture or our language." By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos The Other Mexico
October 13, 2006
In Sinaloa, the Zapatista Leader Warns That the Country is On the Verge of a Crisis By Javier Valdez Cardenas La Jornada
October 13, 2006
"As soon as we go someplace else, we are going to tell your story, and they are going to say: Why don't we all get together and struggle as one?" By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos The Other Mexico
October 12, 2006
After First Denying Zapatista Delegate Zero His Constitutional Right of Free Transit, Baja Ferries Backs Down and May Now Let Him Board By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Sinaloa
October 12, 2006
Sinaloa’s Fisherman Tell Subcomandante Marcos How They Are Being Forced from their Waters by Big Fishing Companies, New Regulations and Tourism Development By Kristin Bricker The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Sinaloa
October 11, 2006
A Conversation with Two Section 22 Teachers on the Long March from Morelos to Mexico State By Erwin Slim The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Morelos and Mexico State
October 11, 2006
“The Rebellion That Now, Just as Before, Shakes the American Continent, Is Ours as Well” By Ángeles Barrios Cabrera Alternative Media Agency and Trade Editions
October 11, 2006
Part Five: The Hour for Definitions? By the Sixth Commission of the EZLN Translated by Narco News
October 11, 2006
As Both Sides Dance Around an Agreement, a Decentralized People’s Government, Based on Indigenous Traditions, Begins to Take Shape By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
October 10, 2006
“We will use other methods,” if the repression continues, warn Oaxacans; In California, New York, Texas and Massachusetts preparations are made for protests against the government
By Margarita Salazar The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign on the Other Side
October 9, 2006
At the First Stop on Delegate Zero’s Restarted Tour, Adherents Proclaim Solidarity with the Cuban People Despite the Contradictions of the Revolution By Simon Fitzgerald Opinion Commentary
October 9, 2006
The Demonstration Will Be from 4 to 6:00 p.m., at 27 East 39th Street By Industrial Workers of the World - NYC Via The Narcosphere
October 9, 2006
They Refuse to Sit at the Same Table as Ulises Ruiz; the Federal Government Says It Will Try Again on Thursday By Kristin Bricker The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
October 8, 2006
Teachers Build and Defend Thousands of Makeshift Barricades Throughout Oaxaca City By John Gibler The Herald Mexico
October 8, 2006
A Long Weekend in Oaxaca Ends Without Military Intervention By Diego Enrique Osorno Special to The Narco News Bulletin
October 8, 2006
Governor’s Departure Now a National Demand, as Political Figures Pledge to Travel to the State as “Human Shields” in the Event of an Attack By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
October 5, 2006
Two Pedestrians on Different Paths… and with Different Destinations By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos Translated by El Kilombo
October 5, 2006
In Oventik December 30th to January 2nd... and a Second Reunion July 21st to the 31st in the Five Caracoles of Chiapas By Lieutenant Colonel Insurgente Moisés and Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos The Other Mexico
October 4, 2006
A Letter to Readers from Mercedes Osuna By Mercedes Osuna General Coordinator, The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign
October 4, 2006
The Primary Demand is the Dismissal of the Secretary of Education By Notimex
October 4, 2006
After 38 Years, Government Repression and Media Simulation Still Fail to Silence the Voices from Below By Simon Fitzgerald The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
October 4, 2006
Donate Seventy-Two Hours for Peace By Civil Society Organizations of Oaxaca
October 3, 2006
Law Student and Possibly Two Others Reported Snatched from the Streets by Plainclothes Thugs By Nancy Davies Via The Narcosphere
October 3, 2006
Part Three: The Longest Day and the Longest Year By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos Translated by Narco News
October 3, 2006
The Zapatistas’ Sixth Declaration in the US and the World By RJ Maccani Left Turn
October 2, 2006
Delegate Zero Presents Seven Zapatista Comandantes to the Other Campaign in Mexico City By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
October 2, 2006
Movement Leaders Broadcast Warnings but Call for Calm By Notimex Translation via The Narcosphere
October 1, 2006
Military Aircraft Doing Reconnaissance Flights Over APPO Encampments By Diego Enrique Osorno and Óscar Rodríguez Milenio
October 1, 2006
Grabiela, Zebedeo and Miriam will Stay in the Center of the Country By Juan Trujillo The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
October 1, 2006
APPO Infiltrated by Government Operatives Planning Violence By Hermann Bellinghausen La Jornada
September 29, 2006
None of Them has Figured Out a Way to Score By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
September 29, 2006
Some Claim the Current Business Strike Will Be Used as Pretext for Repression By Hermann Bellinghausen La Jornada
September 28, 2006
Narco News Asks for Your Immediate Help to Report and Film the Next Giant Steps in Mexican History By Al Giordano Founder and Journalist, Narco News
September 27, 2006
The Workers at this Border City Keep on Fighting By Gloria Muñoz Ramírez La Jornada
September 27, 2006
The Other Campaign Comes to the Border By Gloria Muñoz Ramírez La Jornada
September 27, 2006
Neighbors Prepare to Resist State Violence By Diego Enrique Osorno Special to The Narco News Bulletin
September 26, 2006
Part Two: The Paths of the Other Campaign By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos Translated by Narco News
September 25, 2006
Introduction and Part I: The Paths of the Sixth Declaration By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos Translated by El Kilombo
September 25, 2006
The APPO Undertakes a Long Walk to Mexico By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
September 24, 2006
The occupation of Mexico City’s central square following an allegedly fraudulent vote was peaceful and festive. The revolution taking place further south is anything but. By Blake Sifton The McGill Daily
September 22, 2006
Recent Government Actions Lead to Fears of Generalized Violence Against the People By Raul Gatica Writing for CIPO-Van from Exile in Vancouver, Canada
September 21, 2006
Narco News Needs Your Help to Make It Heard on Both Sides By Dan Feder Managing Editor, Narco News
September 21, 2006
More Than Ever, it Is the People Who Govern this State By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
September 18, 2006
Proposals Requested for Activities, Meeting Sites, Lodging and Food By the Sixth Commission of the EZLN The Other Mexico
September 17, 2006
“Those Up Above are Discovering that the Government is Shit and that the Institutions are Useless” By Subcomandante Marcos Translated by Narco News
September 17, 2006
Teachers’ Union Rank and File Prevent the Return of Buses to the Government as Had Been Negotiated with the Minister of the Interior By Octavio Velez Ascencio La Jornada
September 17, 2006
The Worst of Capitalism Has Also Caused Rebel Dignity to Bloom By Margarita Salazar The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign on the Other Side
September 17, 2006
State and Federal Governments are Trying to Reinitiate the Airport Plan, Warn Speakers By Javier Salinas La Jornada
September 16, 2006
Readers and Colleagues on Both Sides Can Help Turn a Logistical Nightmare into an International Dream By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico
September 15, 2006
The Other Campaign: First Across-Borders Encounter The Other Campaign on The Other Side
September 15, 2006
The Tour Will Restart This October 9 By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos The Other Mexico
September 14, 2006
Pedro Jiménez Gómez and Juan Jiménez, Adherents of the Zapatista Other Campaign, Are the Latest Political Prisoners in Mexico By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Chiapas
September 9, 2006
One Hundred Days Into the Oaxaca Commune, a Successful Assault on Power is Possible By Alberto Hijar Por Esto!
September 9, 2006
“Those that underestimate the popular opposition don’t know what they are talking about” By Luis Hernández Navarro La Jornada
September 7, 2006
Events Announced to Build a “National Movement from Below” By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
September 7, 2006
The Teachers’ Union in this PRI-Dominated, Indigenous City Joins the Popular Mobilization By Hermann Bellinghausen La Jornada
September 5, 2006
“Taxi Driver Sentinels” Now Patrol the Streets of Mérida as Another Mexican State – Yucatán – Heads Toward Social Conflict By Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
September 4, 2006
Despite Fatigue, Marchers Once Again Fill the Streets of the State Capital, as Social Leaders from Other States Visit to Learn from Oaxaca’s Example By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
September 3, 2006
The Other Campaign in Spanish Harlem By RJ Maccani The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign on the Other Side
August 31, 2006
From Teachers’ Strike Towards Dual Power By George Salzman Counterpunch
August 30, 2006
Words of the Sixth Comission of the EZLN for the Second Indigenous Gathering of the Yucatan Peninsula By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos The Other Mexico
August 29, 2006
Following the CIA’s “Psychological Operations” Manual for the Nicaraguan Contras, the State Government Has Unleashed a Bloody Counterinsurgency Strategy to Eliminate the Social Movement By Diego Enrique Osorno Special to The Narco News Bulletin
August 28, 2006
Consider Oaxaca, Where a Crooked Governor Won’t Pay Off Unions, Teachers Take Over the Capital, Partisans Burn Buses and Police Shoot Up Barricades By Arno Kopecky Toronto Star
August 28, 2006
“I Never Wanted to be a War Correspondent When I Grew Up” By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
August 26, 2006
Your Access to the Authentic News, and Their Safety Bringing It to You, Is at Stake By Al Giordano Publisher, Narco News
August 24, 2006
A Neighborhood Organizes to Hold a Radio Station and Protect Citizens from Police Repression By James Daria The Ricardo Flores Magón Brigade Reporting for Narco News from Oaxaca
August 23, 2006
Responding to Government Attack on Occupied Channel 9, Social Movement Seizes Control of Ten Commercial Radio Stations By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
August 22, 2006
As the Popular Movement Spreads and Solidifies, the Government is in Panic By George Salzman Special to The Narco News Bulletin
August 21, 2006
Mexico’s Electoral Institutions Suffer Another Self-Inflicted Wound as Sunday’s Gubernatorial Vote, Marred by Fraud on Both Sides, Is Too Close to Call By Al Giordano Reporting from Chiapas with the Other Journalism with the Other Campaign
August 21, 2006
A Precursor of Conflicts that Will Surge in Other States By John Gibler In These Times
August 21, 2006
A Reply to John Ross By Alejandro Reyes Center for Economic and Political Research for Community Action
August 20, 2006
Former Chiapas Bishop Ruiz Makes Second Visit to Oaxaca for National Forum By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
August 20, 2006
With Less than 9 Percent of Precincts Recounted, More than 126,000 Votes Are Found to Have Been Disappeared or Illegally Fabricated By Al Giordano Part V of a Special Series for The Narco News Bulletin
August 14, 2006
Eight Popular Assembly Leaders Abducted; Four Leaders and Activists are Dead By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
August 14, 2006
Adherents Announce the First Cross-Border Meeting to Support the Struggles of Southern, Central and Northern Mexico By Margarita Salazar The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign on the Other Side
August 13, 2006
Three Indigenous Triquis Shot Dead On The Road In Putla; Protest March Attacked Leaving One Dead, Two Wounded By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
August 11, 2006
After Four Years in the Pilot’s Seat, Dan Feder Will Report from the Field By Al Giordano Publisher, Narco News
August 11, 2006
The Workload is Huge, the Pay Is Terrible, but It’s the Best Gig a Radical Techie Could Ask For By Dan Feder Webmaster and Managing Editor, Narco News
August 11, 2006
Popular Assembly Blocks Oaxaca City Government Buildings and Repels Another Police Attack By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
August 9, 2006
Scenes from Mexico City’s Post-electoral Mobilizations By John Gibler ZNet
August 8, 2006
Citizen Recount Results Will Determine Election Credibility By John M. Ackerman and Irma E. Sandoval The Houston Chronicle
August 8, 2006
López Obrador Calls Supporters to Mexico City Zocalo at 7 p.m. to Offer His Response By Al Giordano Part IV in a Special Series for The Narco News Bulletin
August 5, 2006
After Seizing the State TV Station, the Movement Remains Firm and Peaceful as Government Steps Up Pressure and Provocations By John Gibler ZNet
August 5, 2006
Women March to the Zocalo Against Governor and Take Over Channel 9 Studios By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
August 2, 2006
Fears of a “Dirty War” After Paramilitary Attacks; Movement Requests Constitutional Impeachment of Governor and Recognition of New Popular Government By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
July 28, 2006
They Will Travel to Central Mexico, Anounces Marcos; the FPDT Will Step Up Mobilizations By Javier Salinas Cesareo La Jornada
July 25, 2006
Supporters Defend the Student-Run Radio Station from “Paramilitary” Aggressors By Nancy Davies Via The Narcosphere
July 23, 2006
Movement Presents Impeachment Papers to the Mexican Congress By Nancy Davies Via The Narcosphere
July 22, 2006
While Mexicans Take to the Streets Over the Presidential Vote, Democracy's Fairweather Friends Are Standing Silent By James K. Galbraith The Guardian, London
July 21, 2006
A Defense and a Critique By John Gibler Special to The Narco News Bulletin
July 20, 2006
The Hosts of Política de Banqueta Resign from Radio 620 By Hermann Bellinghausen La Jornada
July 19, 2006
It Is Critical for the Mexican People to Act as a Political Protagonist By Gilberto López y Rivas La Jornada
July 17, 2006
Was it worth it to give solidarity to all those people who felt alone because they were just a few and because they had to confront the authorities? Were all those days in prison, the beatings, worth it? By Subcomandante Marcos The Other Mexico
July 15, 2006
An Ungovernable State Seeks Historic Solutions By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
July 15, 2006
In Support of the People’s Right to Choose Our Government, the Form in Which it Is Chosen, and Our Right to Organize By Zapateando Alternative Communication Team Adherents to the Other Campaign in Veracruz
July 13, 2006
Video and Audio Evidence, an Outraged Citizenry, and Panic from the White House Are Converging to Make López Obrador the Next Mexican President By Al Giordano Part III of a Special Series for The Narco News Bulletin
July 11, 2006
The “Trickery” of the PAN Takes Aim Against Foreign Votes Not in its Favor By Margarita Salazar The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign on the Other Side
July 9, 2006
The Tip of the Iceberg of the Crimes Committed by Mexican Electoral Authorities Is the Fraudulent Vote Count of 2006 By Al Giordano Part II of a Special Series for The Narco News Bulletin
July 8, 2006
With Teachers Heading Home to Finish Out the School Year, State Government Attempts to Exploit Divisions and Fatigue By James Daria and Dul Santamaria The Ricardo Flores Magòn Brigade Reporting for Narco News from Oaxaca
July 7, 2006
Popular Assembly Reclaims Government Palace for the People By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
July 7, 2006
IFE’s Claim that 98.5 Percent of Votes Had Been Counted Was False: Authorities Now Oppose Recount By Al Giordano Part I of a Special Series for The Narco News Bulletin
July 5, 2006
“We’re not in the electoral vibe but for ethical and moral reasons, as Zapatistas, if we see something is wrong, well, we have to say it” By Subcomandante Marcos Translated from Radio Insurgente by Narco News
July 4, 2006
Citizens Denounce Electoral Fraud In a Show of Democracy from Below By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
July 3, 2006
From Atenco to Oaxaca, State Repression Is Punished Severely at the Ballot Box By Al Giordano Via The Narcosphere
July 3, 2006
For Immigrants, Hope for Change Lies in Organization from Below, Not in Election Results By Margarita Salazar The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign on the Other Side
July 3, 2006
Oaxaca Popular Assembly Holds its Fifth Meeting, Refuses To Recognize The State Government and Vows to Install a Popular Government on July 5 By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
July 1, 2006
There Are Four Possible Election Results In the Mexico of Above, but the Mexico from Below Has a Surprise Waiting for Each of Them By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico
June 30, 2006
Forty Percent of Oaxaca’s Municipal Governments Are In the Hands of Educators’ Union Supporters, as Mobilizations and Assemblies in the State Capital Keep Growing By Nancy Davies Narco News Opinion Column
June 29, 2006
Adolfo Gilly’s Words for the Presentation of the CCIODH’s Human Rights Report on the Events at Atenco By Adolfo Gilly The Other Mexico
June 28, 2006
The Next “Mega-March” Will Be Held on June 28, As a Popular Struggle is Constructed “From Below” By the Popular Assembly of the People of Oaxaca The Other Mexico
June 27, 2006
Adherents Propose a Huge Gathering in Venezuela for July By Lieutenant Colonel Moisés Intergalactic Comission of the EZLN
June 26, 2006
The Zapatistas Challenge the Sanctity of the Vote By John Gibler ZNet
June 25, 2006
Two Issues Must Now Be Resolved: Removal of Governor Ulises Ruiz and Resolution of the Teachers’ Educational Demands By Nancy Davies Commentary from Oaxaca
June 24, 2006
Tune In to the Voice of Oaxaca’s Rebel Teachers By Radio Plantón Tune In to the Voice of Oaxaca’s Rebel Teachers
June 23, 2006
Word on the Street Reveals that Many Demonstrators Were Paid to March or Threatened with Job Loss; Teachers Remain in Control of City Center, Demanding Governor’s Resignation By Nancy Davies The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Oaxaca
June 23, 2006
Carrying Bilingual Signs, Vigil Participants Demand Resignation of Governor Ulises Ruiz Ortiz By Margarita Salazar The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign on the Other Side
June 22, 2006
A Teachers’ Strike Evolves from a Labor March to a Celebration of Resistance to a United Front for Widespread Discontent By Geoffrey Harman The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Oaxaca
June 21, 2006
Talks with Federal Negotiators Cancelled as Teachers’ Strike Dedicates Itself to Ousting the Governor By Nancy Davies The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Oaxaca
June 21, 2006
A Discussion and Debate Near the Fault Lines Between the Anti-Capitalist Left and Electoral Politics in Mexico and América By John Ross (Questions) and Al Giordano (Responses) Special to The Narco News Bulletin
June 19, 2006
Blockades and Occupations Throughout the State; San Blas Atempa Takes Back its Autonomous City Hall By Nancy Davies The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Oaxaca
June 17, 2006
Breaking the Media Blockade from the Autonomous University of Benito Juárez of Oaxaca By Radio Plantón Oaxaca, Mexico
June 16, 2006
The Day After a Failed Police Invasion, Strikers Seek Removal of Governor Ulises Ruiz Ortiz By Nancy Davies The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Oaxaca
June 15, 2006
Growing Demand for Governor Ulises Ruiz Ortiz’ Removal By James Daria and Dul Santamaría The Ricardo Flores Magòn Brigade Reporting for Narco News from Oaxaca
June 15, 2006
An Urgent Call to All Adherents at the National and International Levels to Condemn this New Demonstration of State Repression By Subcomandante Marcos The Other Mexico
June 14, 2006
Scenes of Chaos in Downtown Oaxaca City as Striking Teachers Defend Themselves from Police Attack By Nancy Davies Via The Narcosphere
June 14, 2006
Thousands of Police Surround the City Center as Strikers Hold Their Ground By Geoffrey Harman The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Oaxaca
June 14, 2006
“Why Are You Helping to Rip Up the Food for Children and Poor People?” Ask Protesters By Margarita Salazar The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign on the Other Side
June 14, 2006
Betrayed by Mayor Villaraigosa, Adherents to the Other Campaign On The Other Side, Together with Sympathizing Neighbors, Resist Riot Police and SWAT Attack By Margarita Salazar The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign on the Other Side
June 13, 2006
A New Documentary that Reveals the Extent of the Brutality in Atenco… and the Commercial Media’s Complicity By Canal 6 del Julio and Promedios Watch it in the Salón Chingón Screening Room, Now with English Subtitles
June 13, 2006
A Poem from the Cell of a Political Prisoner in Cereso No.5, San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas By Juan The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Chiapas
June 13, 2006
Eyewitness Reports Coming from the Other Journalism on the Other Side By KCAL TV (Video Clip Online) Los Angeles, California
June 13, 2006
A Filmmaker and Friend of Imprisoned Atenco Leader Ignacio del Valle Asks for Your Support to Bring the True Story Out By Greg Berger Documentary Director for the Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico
June 13, 2006
Teachers Soliciting Signatures to Impeach Governor Ulises Ruiz Ortiz in a Struggle Between Civil Society and the PRI By Nancy Davies The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Oaxaca
June 12, 2006
“I am going to deliver this (tear gas canister) to his Alexis’ father so that it can be used as evidence… I recommend that they look for the fingerprints of Vicente Fox and Enrique Peña Nieto on it.” By Subcomandante Marcos Translation of Remarks on the 35th Memorial of a Student Massacre in Mexico City
June 12, 2006
“To Alexis Benhumea, the Dance of Death Will Only Tickle Him,” said his Dance Teacher at his Funeral By Quetzal Belmont The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
June 10, 2006
“Ollin Alexis now takes on a name and face for the brutality of those who don’t know how to govern without intimidating, repressing, raping, imprisoning, assassinating.” By Subcomandante Marcos The Other Mexico City
June 9, 2006
Eager to See the World Get Better but Not Able to do Much About It, Suddenly the “Revolution” Comes to Our Door By George Salzman Special to The Narco News Bulletin
June 8, 2006
A Multitude Arrives at the Wake to Say Goodbye to the Young Man Shot by a Gas Canister By Juan Trujillo The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
June 8, 2006
Some Secret History Behind the Other Journalism, and an Appeal for Rain from the News Farm By Al Giordano Publisher, Narco News
June 8, 2006
More Than 10,000 People March Past Symbols of Power to Demand Justice for Atenco By Juan Trujillo The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
June 8, 2006
Funeral at 1 p.m. Thursday at Calle Tonalá #16, Colonia Roma, Mexico City By Radio Sabotaje Mexico City
June 7, 2006
More than Just an Educators’ Pay Dispute, the Conflict Is a Sign of Governor Ruiz’s Inability to Rule a State Fed Up with Repression and Corruption By Nancy Davies The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Oaxaca
June 7, 2006
New DVD from the Other Journalism, “Delegate Zero in Yucatán and Quintana Roo,” Now Shipping for Narco News Supporters By Dan Feder Managing Editor, Narco News
June 6, 2006
Cops Turn Against their Bosses: the Atenco Citizenry Runs Televisa Out of Town in Front of Four State Troopers By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico
June 5, 2006
Political Prisoners, Many Still Gravely Wounded, Are Held Incommunicado and Without Access to Doctors, Family Members or Human Rights Investigators By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico
June 3, 2006
Subcomandante Marcos’ words at the National School of Anthropology and History in Mexico City on Friday, Assisted by Durito, Elías Contreras, and Old Antonio By Subcomandante Marcos The Other Mexico
June 3, 2006
Comments on the Action Proposal by the Sixth Commission of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation By Subcomandante Marcos The Other Mexico
June 1, 2006
Voices from the 31 States, Mexico City, and the Other Campaign on the Other Side Reveal a Truly National Movement By Radio Pacheco Mexico City
June 1, 2006
An Exclusive Interview with Zapatista Subcomandante Marcos: Part IV By Sergio Rodríguez Lascano Rebeldía Magazine
June 1, 2006
An Exclusive Interview with Zapatista Subcomandante Marcos: Part III By Sergio Rodríguez Lascano Rebeldía Magazine
May 31, 2006
An Exclusive Interview with Zapatista Subcomandante Marcos: Part II By Sergio Rodríguez Lascano Rebeldía Magazine
May 31, 2006
An Exclusive Interview with Zapatista Subcomandante Marcos: Part I By Sergio Rodríguez Lascano Rebeldía Magazine
May 30, 2006
Youth Initiate a Festival of Indigenous Cinema with a Screening of “the Windmills Of Capitalism” By Bertha Rodríguez Santos The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec.
May 29, 2006
300 Families in Los Angeles, Adherents to the Other Campaign, Evicted from Largest Urban Farm in U.S. De Tod@s Para Tod@s
May 28, 2006
The View from Above and to the Right Fails Because It Ignores “the Repression Poll” from Below By Al Giordano Second of Two Parts
May 27, 2006
TeleSUR Interviews América del Valle in Hiding By TeleSUR www.telesurtv.net
May 27, 2006
“When they start beating up photographers and shoving around elderly women, they must be frantic” By Nancy Davies Via The Narcosphere
May 26, 2006
How a Horizontal Communications Network Unmasked Repression and Simulation by the Mexican State and Media By Al Giordano First of Two Parts
May 26, 2006
Words from the Sixth Committee of the EZLN for the Public Event “Women Without Fear: We Are All Atenco” By Subcomandante Marcos The Other Mexico
May 25, 2006
Dark Presidential Campaigns and the Criminalization of Social Protest: The Recent Cases of Mexico and Colombia By Laura del Castillo Matamoros Special to The Narco News Bulletin
May 25, 2006
Gathering June 4 in Downtown Los Angeles Will Discuss Government Repression Atenco and Throughout Mexico By Ángeles Barrios Cabrera AMATE, Agencia de Medios Alternativos y Taller Editorial
May 22, 2006
At Least Three of the Beaten Have Been Visited in Prison; The Most Gravely Injured Requires Hospitalization By Emir Olivares Alonso La Jornada
May 24, 2006
Radio and TV Anchors, Consciously or Not, Were Part of the Psychological War Used to Justify the Paramilitary Action of May 4 By Carlos Fazio La Jornada
May 21, 2006
“Help Me,” She Pleaded as They Grabbed Her by the Hair: Video Reveals that Police Carried Firearms, Contradicting Claims by the Government of Vicente Fox By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in San Salvador Atenco
May 20, 2006
A Blogger Scrutinizes Many of 3,000 Weblog Entries and Press Reports to Deconstruct What Really Happened By David Sasaki Global Voices Online Blog
May 18, 2006
San Salvador Atenco Attacks Follow Blueprint of Terror from the 70s and 80s By John Ross Blindman’s Buff
May 18, 2006
“The government always uses us; we are always the bad guys in society’s eyes, but the reality is that these are orders we receive from the government and from our commanders, to repress.” By Bertha Rodríguez Santos The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in San Salvador Atenco
May 18, 2006
“It is so good that you are talking about what just happened to you! So good for you and so good for us…” By Raquel Gutiérrez Aguilar Mexico City
May 18, 2006
The State Attorney’s Office Confirms that Killing of the Youth in Texcoco May 3 Was Intentional Homicide By Israel Davila La Jornada
May 18, 2006
Many Are Going to Be Surprised by the Left that Will Emerge By Hermann Bellinghausen La Jornada
May 18, 2006
As Mexican Politicians (Guided by U.S. Advisors) Deny the Evidence, Each Woman’s Story Corroborates the Next By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in San Salvador Atenco
May 17, 2006
Communiqué from the Intergalactic Commission By Lieutenant Colonel Moises Zapatista Army of National Liberation
May 17, 2006
Communiqué from the EZLN Sixth Commission By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos Zapatista Army of National Liberation
May 17, 2006
Why I Support the Authentic Journalists… By RJ Maccani The Ricardo Flores Magón Brigade
May 17, 2006
The Paradoxes of Being a Spokesperson for a Hierarchical Organization that Fights for Radical Democracy By RJ Maccani Left Turn
May 17, 2006
Fox’s Government Tortured, Raped and Expelled Foreign Journalists as His Own Gringo Political Handlers Violated Article 33 of the Mexican Constitution By Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
May 16, 2006
In Mexico, “The State has Converted Justice into an Expensive Commodity,” Says the Zapatista Subcomandante at the Presidential Mansion By Bertha Rodríguez Santos The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
May 15, 2006
A Reflection on the Police Riot in Atenco: “A government that doesn’t know el pueblo cannot possibly understand what feeds its revolutionary spirit” By Miles Train The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico
May 15, 2006
Representatives from Many States Discuss How to Best Defend Social Movements, with Focus on Atenco By Amber Howard The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
May 14, 2006
Actions Planned for May 15 Against Uribe’s Attacks on Democracy: “The Zapatistas in Mexico Have Gifted Us With Their Other Campaign” By Justin Podur The Killing Train
May 14, 2006
Police Beat and Gas Students at the National School of Anthropology and History By Juan Trujillo The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
May 13, 2006
Delegate Zero Predicts the Emergence of an Unprecedented, Cultural, Political, Scientific, and Humanist Movement By Hermann Bellinghausen La Jornada
May 13, 2006
Narco News Obtained the Projectile That Struck the Student and Put Him in a Coma… and Saw That it Was Made in the USA By the Narco News Road Team The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in San Salvador Atenco and Mexico City
May 12, 2006
A Letter from Valentina Palma, Chilean Anthropology Student and Filmmaker Who Was Beaten, Tortured and Deported After the Violence in Atenco By Valentina Palma Novoa
May 12, 2006
Police Attack Mexico City Students Protesting the Violence in Atenco By Bertha Rodríguez Santos The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
May 11, 2006
Delegate Zero Says That Change Must Come, but That, with the Other Campaign, it Will Be Non-Violent By Hermann Bellinghausen La Jornada
May 11, 2006
Radio Report Featuring Interviews with Valentina Palma and John Gilber Democracy Now!
May 11, 2006
Summary of International Actions in Solidarity with the People of Atenco and the Other Campaign By the Intergalactic Commission of the EZLN
May 11, 2006
Ángel, Father of Alexis Benhumea — Who Lies in a Coma After the May 4 Police Operation in Atenco — Demands “Punishment for the Material and Intellectual Authors of the Crimes” By Quetzal Belmont The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
May 10, 2006
Account of Demonstration in Defense of the People of Atenco and Texcoco By Miguel Fuentes Reporting from Paris
May 10, 2006
“For real autonomy and indigenous resistance”
May 10, 2006
The Reality of the Atenco Violence Amidst Media and Government Lies By Quetzal Belmont The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in San Salvador Atenco
May 9, 2006
“They did everything to us, but our faces were covered” By Armando G. Tejeda La Jornada
May 9, 2006
A Letter from Mercedes Osuna, from San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico By Mercedes Osuna The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Chiapas
May 9, 2006
The People Tell the Story the Mass Media Tried to Hide By Bertha Rodríguez Santos The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in San Salvador Atenco
May 8, 2006
To Our Sisters and Our Brothers of Atenco, Our Hearts and Our Voices Are in Your and Our Struggle for Justice and Liberty By Oscar Olivera Foronda and Abraham Grandydier National Coordinator in Defense of Water and Life
May 8, 2006
LA Timesmen Sam Enriquez and Carlos Martinez Wage a Knowingly False Smear Campaign Against Political Prisoner Ignacio Del Valle By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in San Salvador Atenco
May 7, 2006
New Yorkers Protest Fox Government Repression of the Other Campaign at Mexican Consulate By Mark Swier and RJ Maccani The Ricardo Flores Magòn Brigade Reporting for Narco News from New York City
May 7, 2006
The Other Campaign in New York City By The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign Watch it in the Salón Chingón Screening Room
May 7, 2006
“Please get out in the world and see, with your own eyes, the cost of our comfort” By Santi Trias Molist From Chiapas
May 7, 2006
Testimonies of beatings, rapes and arbitrary arrests in San Salvador Atenco By John Gibler ZNet
May 6, 2006
After May 1 March in Solidarity with Immigrants in the U.S., Plainclothes Police Illegally Arrested Two Narco News Journalists and Five Others By James Daria and Dul Santamaría The Ricardo Flores Magòn Brigade Reporting for Narco News from Oaxaca
May 6, 2006
The Other Campaign Announces Mobilizations Across the Country and a National Popular Assembly for Saturday By Bertha Rodríguez Santos The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in San Salvador Atenco
May 6, 2006
Authorities Set Up Obstacles to Keep Potential Protesters Inside Mexico City By Amber Howard The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
May 6, 2006
Holding Up Bullet Cartridges Used by State Police in Atenco, “Delegate Zero” Offers Interview to Any Mass Media that “Guarantees it Will Be Uncut and Unedited” By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in San Salvador Atenco
May 5, 2006
List Shows 216 Arrested and 63 Dissapeared; Protest March Scheduled for Today By Juan Trujillo The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
May 5, 2006
A Day of Protests and Roadblocks In and Around Mexico City as Townspeople Flee Police By Amber Howard The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
May 5, 2006
“Now is the time to prove whether the self-appointed adherents to the Other Campaign are able to respond” By Alberto Híjar The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
May 5, 2006
Faustino Acevedo Bailon, Treasurer of the Town’s Rebel Government, Murdered as He Prepared to Leave for Today’s National Indigenous Congress By the Popular Autonomous Town Council San Blas Atempa
May 5, 2006
The Struggle of Other Campaign Adherents Against the Police Invasion of their Rural Communities Inspires a Demonstration and Other Actions in San Cristóbal By Giovanni Proiettis The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Chiapas
May 4, 2006
Rising Clamor for End to Repression Against the Other Campaign By Narco News Copublishers Via The Narcosphere
May 4, 2006
The Other Cinco de Mayo, from Coast to Coast By Raymundo Reynoso The Other Campaign on The Other Side
May 4, 2006
“The Other Cinco de Mayo” Will Call Global Attention to the Zapatista Red Alert in Mexico By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
May 4, 2006
The People’s Front in Defense of the Land made up part of the security team for Delegate Zero on May 1st By Quetzal Belmont The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in the State of Mexico
May 4, 2006
Subcomandante Marcos’ Words at Tlatelolco By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos
May 3, 2006
The Story Behind the Zapatista Red Alert as the Other Campaign Arrives at Zero Hour By Bertha Rodríguez Santos and Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
May 3, 2006
Red Alert in the Zapatista Good Government Councils of Chiapas By Juan Trujillo Via The Narcosphere
May 3, 2006
The Other Campaign Arrives at the U.S. Embassy, Adding Itself to the Boycott in Support of Mexican Migrants By Bertha Rodríguez Santos The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
May 8, 2006
Oaxaca Authorities Free the Other Journalism Correspondents for Lack of Evidence, but the Fight Continues to Liberate Moisés Altamirano Bustos and Hasavias López Cortés By Dan Feder Via The Narcosphere
May 3, 2006
A Letter from the Chaos of the Other Mexico: Two of Your Journalists Are in Jail in Oaxaca as the Other Campaign Nears Tepito, “the Bronx of Mexico City” By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
May 2, 2006
A Government Attack on Independent Journalism and the Zapatista Other Campaign By Dan Feder Via The Narcosphere
May 1, 2006
The Zapatista Subcomandante Makes a Prosecutor’s Case that Workers Have a Right to Expropriate the Means of Production By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico City
April 30, 2006
Immigration Lessons from the Other Campaign By John Gibler ZNet
April 30, 2006
Carlyle Group Hand Seen in Fox Government Repression By John Ross Blindman's Buff
April 28, 2006
Thousands of Workers in “Neza York” Greet the Zapatista Subcomandante and Join with the Other Campaign By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in the State of Mexico
April 27, 2006
With Protests, Blockades, and Now Joining Forces with the Zapatista Other Campaign, the Citizens of Alpuyeca Have the Government on the Defensive By Amber Howard The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Morelos
April 27, 2006
Amid Both the Kindness and Toughness of the Guerrerense People, the Zapatista Rebel Travels Through the State’s Mountains and Pacific Coast By Bertha Rodríguez Santos The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Guerrero
April 26, 2006
Spreading the Word of the Zapatista Other Campaign to Mexico and the World By Mercedes Osuna The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Chiapas
April 25, 2006
How the Zapatistas Put Anti-Capitalist Movements Back on the Offensive By Laura Carlsen Americas Program, International Relations Center
April 21, 2006
Immigrant Demonstrations in the U.S. Are Not Spontaneous, but the Result of Years of Hard Work and Organizing By Aura Bogado ZNet
April 21, 2006
The Zapatista Other Campaign Joins the People of Oaxaca’s Isthmus to Fight an Energy Mega-Project By The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign Watch it in the Salón Chingón Screening Room
April 20, 2006
Unpaid and Armed with Rifles, They Chased the Robbers and Rapists Out of Their Towns: “That is what must happen in this country!” By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Guerrero
April 19, 2006
The Zapatista Subcomandante Defies Threats from Those Who Wish to Displace 25,000 People for a Hydroelectric Mega-Project Near Acapulco By Bertha Rodríguez Santos The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Guerrero
April 19, 2006
In Anencuilco, Morelos, the Zapatista Subcomandante, Speaking on the Political System, Draws a Line in the Sand By Bertha Rodríguez Santos The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Morelos
April 17, 2006
The True Homage to Revolutionary Hero General Emiliano Zapata Salazar Is in the Streets By Karla Garza The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Morelos
April 12, 2006
The State Police – There to Arrest Protestors – “Ran Like Hens” When Authorities Learned that Subcomandante Marcos Was Coming By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Morelos
April 10, 2006
Repression and Death Continue in the Cradle of the Mexican Revolution, but So Does the Popular Struggle By Bertha Rodríguez Santos The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Morelos
April 10, 2006
Rejecting a New Gas Station, Residents of the City of Morelia Confront Capitalism’s Offensive By Bertha Rodríguez Santos The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Michoacán
April 8, 2006
The Efren Capiz Junior High School, a Communal Victory By Amber Howard The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Michoacán
April 7, 2006
The Meeting Will Be Held in Ocoyoacac, in the State of Mexico, May 5-6 By Hermann Bellinghausen La Jornada
April 6, 2006
Michoacán Peasant Farmers Are Determined to Defend Their Lands, Coveted by Multinational Corporations for a Tourism Mega-Project By Bertha Rodríguez Santos The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Michoacán
April 4, 2006
Fishermen and Women Fight to Stop Construction of Natural Gas Plant By Hermann Bellinghausen La Jornada
April 1, 2006
…and Indian Peoples Have Even Fewer Rights Than the Rest of Us By John Ross Counterpunch
March 29, 2006
The Commercial Media Ignores a Major News Story as Subcomandante Marcos Puts Capitalism on Trial By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico
March 29, 2006
The Other Campaign at Mexico’s Internal Border By John Gibler ZNet
March 28, 2006
Event to Be Held April 29 in Mexico City By Unions with the Other Campaign and the Zapatista Army of National Liberation
March 26, 2006
Oaxaca’s Queer Community Looks for Common Ground with the Latest Phase of Zapatista Struggle By Mark Swier The Ricardo Flores Magón Brigade, Reporting for Narco News
March 24, 2006
At the Ixcotel Jail, Marcos Makes Freedom for Mexico’s Political Prisoners a Top Priority for the “Other Campaign” By The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign Watch it in the Salón Chingón Screening Room
March 22, 2006
Written for the Day of Action Against Police Brutality By Oaxacan Political Prisoners Oaxaca Zapatista Network
March 16, 2006
This Time, on the 14-Month-Old Arrest Warrant that Still Hangs Over the Heads of 72 Other Citizens By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Mexico
March 15, 2006
A March from Prison to the Occupied City Hall on the International Day(s) of Protest Against Police Brutality By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Oaxaca
March 13, 2006
Marcos Proposes That Adherents to the Other Campaign Form Brigades to Man the Encampment at El Batán and Stop the Drilling of Industrial Wells By Bertha Rodríguez Santos The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Querértaro
March 12, 2006
Zapatista Supporters Fired On in the Town of Santiago Cuixtla; Two Are Seriously Injured By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos Zapatista Army of National Liberation
March 11, 2006
After the Subcomandante Marcos’ Visit, PRI and State Government Attack Communities that Support the “Other Campaign” By James Daria and Dul Santamaria The Ricardo Flores Magón Brigade, Reporting for Narco News
March 10, 2006
By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos Zapatista Army of National Liberation
March 10, 2006
The Zapatista Heart No Longer Fits in the Mountains of the Mexican Southeast, So it Tours the Country and Could Even Cross Borders, Says “Delegate Zero” By Bertha Rodríguez Santos The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Querétaro
March 8, 2006
After Hearing Testimony in Eleven Mexican States, Subcomandante Marcos Sees “A National Uprising” to Come By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Querétaro
March 8, 2006
After Zapatista Subcomandante Marcos’ Visit to the State, Oaxaca’s Social Movements Struggle for Unity By Nancy Davies The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Oaxaca
March 8, 2006
Texts, Communiqués and Articles Translated by the Social Movements in Iran
March 7, 2006
Instead of Looking Up Above, We Must Look Inside Ourselves, Says Delegate Zero to Campesinos and Indigenous in Querétaro By Bertha Rodríguez Santos The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Querétero
March 6, 2006
Without Evidence Against Him and Faced with a Massive Mobilization of Support, the Authorities Had to Let the “Other Campaign” Promoter Go By Dan Feder Via The Narcosphere
March 4, 2006
The Other Campaign calls for a national movement to free prisoners of conscience By John Gibler ZNet
March 4, 2006
The Autonomous Government Was Violently Expelled on Wednesday, but the “Official” Government Has Not Yet Returned to City Hall By Al Giordano and Bertha Rodríguez Santos The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in San Blas Atempa, Oaxaca
March 2, 2006
Autonomous Municipality of San Blas Atempa, Center of Support for the Zapatista Other Campaign, Under Attack By Hiram Moreno La Jornada
March 2, 2006
The Other Journalism Is in San Blas Right Now, with the People… By the Popular Autonomous Town Council
March 1, 2006
Political Prisoner in San Cristóbal, Chiapas, Ready to Prove His Innocence By Al Giordano Via The Narcosphere
February 27, 2006
Responding to Arrest in Chiapas, Campaign Participants Denounce Nation-Wide Rise in Acts of Intimidation and Political Persecution By Bertha Rodríguez Santos The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Chiapas
February 25, 2006
Known to Travelers Throughout the World Who Visit the City Square, He Is the Latest Political Prisoner in the Other Campaign By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Chiapas
February 24, 2006
Nicanor Salud Rasgado Spent a Few Hours as a Political Prisoner, but a Spontaneous Demonstration Freed Him on February 19 By Luis A. Gómez Via The Narcosphere
February 23, 2006
Dreams Fuel Thousands Who Work in the United States By Bertha Rodríguez Santos The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign Reporting from the Other Side
February 21, 2006
In Stories of Migration to the US, a History of Slavery By Bertha Rodríguez Santos The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign, Reporting from Tlaxcala
February 21, 2006
Gatherings Set for June in Tijuana and Juárez: “The Other Campaign Is also on the Other Side” By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign, Reporting from Tlaxcala
February 20, 2006
A Visit to the Political Prisoners of San Blas, Oaxaca By The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign Watch it in the Salón Chingón Screening Room
February 20, 2006
Help Narco News and the “Other Journalism” Continue to Report on the Zapatistas’ Other Campaign By Stan Gotlieb RealOaxaca.com
February 20, 2006
A New Communiqué from the “Other” Puebla… and a Surprise Visit from Durito By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos Zapatista Army of National Liberation – Sixth Commission
February 20, 2006
the LA Times' Zapatista Coverage in Mexico and the Failure of Political Imagination By John Gibler Znet
February 17, 2006
By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos Zapatista Army of National Liberation
February 14, 2006
“The Other Campaign Will Not End Until Capitalism Ends” By Blanco Cabrera and Rafael Castañeda Pineda The Party of Mexican Communists
February 13, 2006
The Combative Oaxaca Teachers’ Union Welcomes and Pledges to Support the “Other Campaign” By Nancy Davies The Other Journalism With The Other Campaign in Oaxaca
February 10, 2006
The Political Prisoners of Ixcotél Join “The Other Campaign” By RJ Maccani The Ricardo Flores Magón Brigade, Reporting for Narco News
February 10, 2006
Archive of 125 Audio Files from Chiapas, Quintana Roo, Yucatán, Campeche, Tabasco, Veracruz and Oaxaca By Radio Ké-Huelga Mexico City
February 9, 2006
Confronting the Greedy Grabbers that Covet Oaxaca’s Isthmus of Tehuantepec By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Oaxaca
February 9, 2006
Authentic Journalism Finds a Friend in Jalapa del Marques, Oaxaca By Al Giordano The Other Journalism With the Other Campaign in Oaxaca
February 9, 2006
Across the State, Stations are Giving an Example for Popular, Alternative Media, but Must Fight to Survive By James Daria and Dul Santamaria The Ricardo Flores Magón Brigade, Reporting for Narco News
February 9, 2006
“We will see each other when this world all the people who fight for their liberation find it where they have to find it: below and to the left” By Subcomandante Marcos Radio Insurgente
February 9, 2006
In the Other Campaign, the Idea of the Candidate Who Has All the Solutions Is Turned Inside Out By John Gibler ZNet
February 8, 2006
The Case of Our Compañeros Sergio Ramírez, Cesar Ruiz and Leoncio Cruz in Oaxaca Shows the World that Mexico Is Still a Dictatorship By James Daria and Dul Santamaria The Ricardo Flores Magón Brigade, Reporting for Narco News
February 8, 2006
…That is the Message of The Other Campaign, Direct from Tuxtepec By Daniela Lima and RJ Maccani The Ricardo Flores Magón Brigade, Reporting for Narco News
February 6, 2006
A Citizenry Took a City Hall by Storm… Thirteen Months Later, Zapatista Subcomandante Marcos to Visit the Still-Occupied Government Palace By Michael Kummer The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Oaxaca, México
February 6, 2006
A Communiqué of Autonomy in Action By Popular Autonomous Town Council And the Civil Resistance of San Blas Atempa, Oaxaca
February 6, 2006
A Letter from Social Leader Oscar Olivera in Cochabamba, Bolivia By Oscar Olivera Foronda
February 6, 2006
There Is a Great Effervescence of Social Movements That See Nothing for Them Up Above By Hermann Bellinghausen Reporting for La Jornada
February 5, 2006
A Letter from Videographer Sarahy Flores Sosa By Sarahy Flores Sosa The Other Journalism With The Other Campaign
February 2, 2006
Our Inside View of the Narco News Road Team in Mexico By Ellen and James Fields Yucatán Living
February 1, 2006
Mexico’s Majority Indigenous State on the Verge of Subcomandante Marcos’ Arrival By James Daria, RJ Maccani, Daniela Lima and Dul Santamaria The Ricardo Flores Magón Brigade, Reporting for Narco News
January 31, 2006
Reflections from a Mexican Journey Where the Wheels of Authentic Journalism Meet the Road to a Better Future By Al Giordano Reporting with the Other Journalism from a Country Called México
January 31, 2006
In Tabasco, The Other Campaign Crosses Paths with the PRI’s Presidential Candidate By Hermann Bellinghausen La Jornada
January 27, 2006
In the Mexican State of Campeche, the People Tell Their “Stories of Pain and Rebellion” By Hermann Bellinghausen La Jornada
January 26, 2006
Scenes from Subcomandante Marcos’ Trip across the Yucatan Peninsula By The Other Journalism With The Other Campaign Watch it in the Salón Chingón Screening Room
January 24, 2006
Undercover Intelligence Officers Follow the Other Campaign By John Gibler ZNet
January 22, 2006
Opening His Eyes, His Ears, and His Heart to Listen to the Mayan Communities By Rosamaría González Romero Por Esto! Daily
January 22, 2006
A Clamor by Maya Indigenous Inspires Delegate Zero to Change Friday’s Program By Al Giordano The Other Journalism With the Other Campaign in Yucatán
January 20, 2006
The Other Campaign’s First Day of Meetings in the State By Rafael Gómez Chi Por Esto! Daily
January 19, 2006
Reflections from On the Road Filming Subcomandante Marcos By Working Gringos in Paradise Yucatan Living Blog (English)
January 19, 2006
The Zapatista Subcomandante Listens to Local Stories of Tireless Struggle and Desire for Change By Teo Ballvé The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign
January 17, 2006
Coastal Indigenous Communties in Quintana Roo Anticipate Marcos’ Arrival in Qiuntana Roo By Karla Lorena Aguilar The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign
January 16, 2006
“We don’t have relations with governments,” explains rebel spokesman. “We have relations with the people.” By Al Giordano The Other Journalism with the Other Campaign in Chetumal
January 15, 2006
“Where exploitation exists, where humiliation exists, where discrimination exists, here you will also find a Zapatista” By Al Giordano The Other Journalism With the Other Campaign in Quintana Roo
January 14, 2006
Delegate Zero Nears Quintana Roo By The Other Journalism With The Other Campaign Watch it in the Salón Chingón Screening Room
January 14, 2006
In the Capital City of Mérida, Many Don’t Know Who “Delegate Zero” Is… But in the Farmlands, the Air Is Heavy with Expectation and a History of Rebellion By Al Giordano The Other Journalism With the Other Campaign in Yucatán
January 10, 2006
Yucatán Awaits Marcos By The Other Journalism With The Other Campaign Watch it in the Salón Chingón Screening Room
January 10, 2006
Public Opinion in Mérida on the Eve of the Zapatista Visit By Karla Lorena Aguilar The Other Journalism With The Other Campaign
January 10, 2006
The Passing of Ramona Pushes the Reset Button on Marcos’ Six-Month Tour of Mexico By Andrew Kennis Special to The Narco News Bulletin
January 9, 2006
She Struggled with Cancer for Ten Years; “Other Campaign” Temporarily Suspended for Her Funeral By Andrew Kennis Special to The Narco News Bulletin
January 7, 2006
“Delegate Zero” Now Sets Off to Visit Other Troubled Areas of the Mexican Southeast By Concepción Villafuerte From Chiapas
January 5, 2006
As Told By “Delegate Zero” in His Meeting with La Hormiga Residents By Concepción Villafuerte From Chiapas
January 5, 2006
The Sprawling Indigenous Slum North of Chiapas’ “Royal City” Welcomes Marcos By Julie Webb-Pullman Special to The Narco News Bulletin
January 5, 2006
After Visiting an Ancient Mayan Royal City, Marcos Will Visit a Notorious Indigenous Shantytown By Concepción Villafuerte From Chiapas
January 4, 2006
Marcos and the Zapatista Comandantes in San Cristóbal de las Casas By Giovanni Proiettis From Chiapas
January 4, 2006
Young and Old Converge for the Opening of the Other Campaign By Julie Webb-Pullman Special to The Narco News Bulletin
January 4, 2006
By Concepción Villafuerte From Chiapas
January 3, 2006
Marcos Sets Off Alone on His Motorcycle as the Other Campaign Kicks Off By Concepción Villafuerte From Chiapas
January 3, 2006
A Bit of History as the “Other Campaign” Begins in the City of San Cristóbal de las Casas By Concepción Villafuerte From Chiapas
January 1, 2006
“We Want Autonomy So That We Are All of Value All the Time” By the “Path of the Future” Good Government Junta Translated by irlandesa
January 1, 2006
By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos, SubDelegado Zero of the Sixth Committee of the EZLN Translated by irlandesa
December 26, 2005
By SubComandante Insurgente Marcos, SubDelegado Zero of the Sixth Committee of the EZLN Translated by irlandesa
December 26, 2005
By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos, SubDelegado Zero of the Sixth Committee of the EZLN Translated by irlandesa
December 26, 2005
By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos, SubDelegado Zero of the Sixth Committee of the EZLN Translated by Irlandesa
December 25, 2005
A Letter from Quetzal Belmont in Mexico By Quetzal Belmont Radio-Audio Coordinator, The Other Journalism With The Other Campaign
December 22, 2005
For Authentic News Reporting of the Tour by Subcomandante Marcos Throughout the Mexican Republic By The Other Journalism With The Other Campaign
December 21, 2005
A Conversation with Veteran Social Fighter Don José Félix Serdán Nájera By Juan Trujillo Limones Special to The Narco News Bulletin
November 17, 2005
Reflections from the First Plenary Session of Mexico’s Other Campaign By Mitchell Anderson Special to The Narco News Bulletin
September 21, 2005
The Zapatista Subcomandante Is Not Coming to Speak, but to Listen, “to the Simple and Humble People who Struggle” By Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
September 19, 2005
Opening Words from the First Plenary Session of the Other Campaign By Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos Zapatista Army of National Liberation, Chiapas, Mexico
September 17, 2005
An Expanded Zapatista Movement Is On the Verge of Coming Out By Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
September 13, 2005
The Zapatistas Refine the Revolutionary Art of Listening By Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
September 6, 2005
A Utopian Call to Arms By Colectivo “5tA brigada... ay karmela,” Mexico City Special to The Narco News Bulletin
September 6, 2005
The Ideological Children of Mexico’s Rebels Aren’t – or Soon Won’t Be – Kids Anymore By Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
September 1, 2005
“Easily the Best Thing I Have Done in Two Years of Living in Mexico” By Anna Gurney Special to The Narco News Bulletin
September 1, 2005
Listening to the Voices of an Army (of Organizers) in Formation By Al Giordano Special to The Narco News Bulletin
August 23, 2005
How We Are Going to Do It By the Zapatista Army of National Liberation Translated by Narco News
July 1, 2005
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The Tour Continues…
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Ana Mauri, photographer
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Joshua Bregman, videographer
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Yael Gerson Ugalde, correspondent
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Amber Howard, correspondent
Sean Geary, video producer
Gregory Berger, documentary director
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Juan Trujillo, correspondent
Annie P. Warren, photographer
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Jill Freidberg, video editor
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Daniela Lima, correspondent
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Egoteca: Otro No lugar en el Ciberespacio
Asamblea Popular de los Pueblos de Oaxaca
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De Tod@s Para Tod@s
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Mujeres Sin Miedo
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Atenco Blog
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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
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Delete the Border
East Side Café (LA)
Encuentro New York
Chiapas 95 email list archives
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