@La Jornada The Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN) denounced acts of harassment and provocation against Zapatista communities in Chiapas, which, according to the organization, are intended to prevent its delegation from traveling to Mexico City to meet with families searching for missing persons. In the statement “We’re Going. Whether they like it or not,

@Frayba The “Pueblo Creyente” (Believing People) of the Ch’ol community in the parish of San Miguel Arcángel in Tumbalá, Chiapas, participated in a pilgrimage in their community. This was not a traditional pilgrimage held in honor of a religious holiday, but rather a march with a clear political and social message. Communities in the region

@EDUCA Irma Galindo Barrios, a member of the Mixtec indigenous people, was forcibly disappeared on October 27, 2021. She was protecting the Ñuu-Savi communal forest from deforestation. October 27, 2026, marks five years since her disappearance. Galindo is from San Esteban Atatlahuca in the Mixteca region of Oaxaca. Since 2018, she had been subjected to

@EDUCA Twenty-eight indigenous communities from six municipalities in the Sierra Mixe-Zapoteca, on the Isthmus of Tehuantepec, agreed to maintain the unity of their movement to demand that the state and federal governments fulfill the commitments they have made regarding infrastructure, basic services, and attention to their territories. During a regional assembly held on October 25