People of Mexico commemorate 51 years of the massacre of Tlatelolco
At the main square, survivors of the massacre address the crowd who called on people to continue struggling for a better and just Mexico
Mexican state of Oaxaca legalizes abortion
Oaxaca is the second state after the capital Mexico City to decriminalize elective abortions
Another 24 suspects released in the Ayotzinapa Case
Out of the total 142 arrested in the Ayotzinapa Case, 77 have been released and 65 remain in prison.
Feminist uprising in Mexico against patriarchal violence
The massive demonstrations were in response to several high-profile rape cases wherein the perpetrators were police officers
Mexican farmers embark on national strike
The strike was organized on the 140th birth anniversary of the Mexican revolutionary leader Emiliano Zapata.
The death of a migrant and the web of policies that caused it
The tragic death of Guatemalan migrant Rudy Alonso in Mexico during his journey to the US is emblematic of the human toll of the policies of governments in the region
US strong-arms Mexico on immigration agreements
Trump threatened to impose tariffs on trade with its second largest trading partner to pressure Mexico to take measures against immigration
Mexican teachers and students seek dignity for educators, rise in salaries
Students and teachers of the National Autonomous University of Mexico also demanded that the university disregard the National Autonomous University of Mexico as their representative
Thousands of workers strike in Mexico for better pay
Workers in Matamoros have walked off their jobs in recent weeks to demand a 20% pay increase and a 32,000 pesos annual bonus
Factory workers’ strike in Mexico completes two weeks
Over 70,000 factory workers in Matamoros, Mexico are protesting for an increase in salary and better working conditions
Zapatistas vow to continue resistance, oppose president AMLO’s ‘Mayan train’ project
On the 25th anniversary of its formation, the Zapatista National Liberation Army said president Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s project of a train connecting heritage sites was an attempt to destroy the indigenous people
Mexican coffee farmers reject government’s deal with Nestlé
“Nestlé has always controlled the prices of coffee and have exploited coffee producers not just in Mexico but at a global level, for decades”
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