31/08/2000
The national elections on July 2 marked an historic shift in Mexico. After 71 years of uninterrupted rule, the PRI (Institutional Revolutionary Party) lost the presidency […]
SIPAZ Report Vol. V N° 3 – August 2000
SUMARY: Recommended Actions
UPDATE I: Mexico, A New Political Map
UPDATE II: The Federal Preventive Police, A New Actor In Chiapas
ANALYSIS: A Step Forward In Building Democracy In Mexico
IN FOCUS: Children of the Low-Intensity War
SIPAZ Activities (May – July 2000)
31/08/2000
The national elections on July 2 marked an historic shift in Mexico. After 71 years of uninterrupted rule, the PRI (Institutional Revolutionary Party) lost the presidency […]
31/08/2000
The Federal Preventive Police (PFP) first rose to public attention last February in Mexico City when it dislodged the students who for months had occupied the […]
31/08/2000
July 2 of the year 2000 is a date that will permanently remain in Mexico’s history. After 71 years of dominance by the Institutional Revolutionary Party […]
31/08/2000
“God protect us, so that we are not scared anymore” After six years of excessive military presence in Chiapas, little is known of some of its […]
31/08/2000
Between May and July 2000, team activities included the following: VISITS AND CONTACTS Visit to the northern region (communities in the counties of Tila and Sabanilla) […]