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Migrants in Hunger Strike to Demand Free Transit through Mexico
Mexico

Migrants in Hunger Strike to Demand Free Transit through Mexico

They will protest until migrants who remain stranded in Chiapas can continue their journey to the U.S. border. On Monday, migrants and activists began a hunger strike in the Tapachula municipality (Chiapas), demanding to be allowed to advance to the north of Mexico. RELATED: CELAC Summit in Mexico Will Decide OAS Fate The protest is being carried out as a form of pressure towards the authorities so that thousands of undocumented immigrants located in the south of Mexico can travel throughout its territory and thus be able to reach the U.S. This took place when Irineo Mujica, director of the organization People Without Borders, and Luis Garcia, activist of the Center for Human Dignification, informed the immigrants who stay in the city that they were carrying out proce...
Nazi regime is Refusing to Extradite an Accused Criminal
Mexico, ZIO-NAZI

Nazi regime is Refusing to Extradite an Accused Criminal

Once Again, 'Israel' is Refusing to Extradite an Accused Criminal According to an article published on July 15, 2021 in the New York Times, Israel is once again refusing to extradite an accused criminal so he can stand trial.Mexican authorities have accused Tomás Zerón de Lucio, the former director of Mexico’s version of the F.B.I., of abduction, torture and tampering with evidence in the investigation into the disappearance of 43 students in 2014, and of embezzling about $50 million in state funds in another case. According to an Israeli official interviewed by the New York Times, Israel has refused to extradite Zerón because of Mexico’s criticism of the self-professed Jewish state. Mexico has supported resolutions criticizing Israel at the United Nations Human Rights Council, ...
Don’t Use Cuba Protests to Justify US Intervention, Say Activists in Mexico
Cuba, Mexico, USA, ZIO-NAZI

Don’t Use Cuba Protests to Justify US Intervention, Say Activists in Mexico

Students demonstrate their support for the Cuban Revolution in front of the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City, Mexico, on July 17, 2021. BY: José Luis Granados Ceja, Truthout Mexico City, Mexico — Singing songs of revolution and chanting slogans in support of the Cuban Revolution, hundreds of demonstrators gathered outside the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City on Saturday, July 17, in an expression of solidarity with the Cuban people and their right to self-determination. The jubilant demonstration, organized by both Mexicans and Cubans, came as Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel grapples with a destabilization effort by right-wing opponents and U.S. politicians seeking to topple his government. “We believe that solidarity is the essence of humanity,” Francisco Rojas from Va por Cub...
Militarize the Southern Border: Joe Biden Strikes Deal with Mexico and Central American States to Curb Migration
Human Rights, Mexico, USA

Militarize the Southern Border: Joe Biden Strikes Deal with Mexico and Central American States to Curb Migration

Unprecedented levels of people attempting to cross the Southern border while thousands remain in detention By Abayomi Azikiwe Global Research, All Global Research articles can be read in 51 languages by activating the “Translate Website” drop down menu on the top banner of our home page (Desktop version). *** A crisis of migration into the United States from Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras has resulted in negotiations by the White House with the governments of these countries aimed at preventing people from crossing the southern border. During the month of March, a record number of migrant workers and children attempted to enter the U.S. while many are being housed in overcrowded and unsafe detention facilities in Texas. The administration of incumbent&nb...
In Mexico giant march and general strike demand justice for murdered women
Mexico

In Mexico giant march and general strike demand justice for murdered women

Candice Yanez Download PDF flyer One contingent in the giant women’s march in Mexico City March 8. Photo: Alan Roth. Millions of women in Mexico went on a historic, nationwide strike on March 9, boycotting workplaces and other spaces, like schools and marketplaces, to protest gender-based violence and the government’s impunity in face of the country’s surging femicide rate. Workplaces and public spaces−parks, libraries, and public transport−were nearly empty with only men present because women joined the 24-hour protest, called “Un Día Sin Mujeres” or “A Day Without Women”. It is the largest women’s strike in the history of Mexico, whose past is rich with mass labor and student strikes. The mass protest was organized to demonstrate how the absence of women impacts society. ...
Mexico offers political asylum to Julian Assange
Human Rights, Mexico, UN, USA

Mexico offers political asylum to Julian Assange

Julian Assange speaks to the media from the balcony of the Ecuadorian Embassy in London in May 2017 Mexico has said that it was ready to offer political asylum to WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, after a British judge blocked his extradition to the United States to face espionage charges. "I'm going to ask the foreign minister to carry out the relevant procedures to request that the UK government releases Mr Assange and that Mexico offers him political asylum," President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador told reporters. The leftist leader welcomed the British court's rejection of the US request to extradite the 49-year-old Australian publisher due to the risk of suicide, calling it a "triumph of justice". "Assange is a journalist and deserves a chance," he said. Lopez Obrador sa...
Obrador’s Visit to Trump is a Betrayal of the U.S. and Mexican People
Canada, Mexico, USA

Obrador’s Visit to Trump is a Betrayal of the U.S. and Mexican People

by LAURA CARLSEN Photograph Source: Israel.rosas83 – CC BY-SA 4.0 To praise a tyrant is to insult a people. López Obrador’s proposed visit to Washington is an insult to the American people, and especially to the 37 million Mexican migrants who live in the United States. The purpose of the state visit with Donald Trump on July 8 is to celebrate the entry into force of the Mexico-United States-Canada Treaty (T-MEC) on July 1. It comes at the worst possible time. First, AMLO is traveling to the United States at the height of the pandemic in both countries. In the U.S., a new outbreak concentrated in the southern states has secured its position as the world leader in deaths from COVID-19, largely attributed to the lack of measures and strategies by the federal government and t...
US Drinking Beer, Producing Cars and Military Tech at the Expense of Mexican lives
Mexico, USA

US Drinking Beer, Producing Cars and Military Tech at the Expense of Mexican lives

by TAMARA PEARSON Photograph by Nathaniel St. Clair Fridges in Mexico are empty of beer because production has ceased as the product isn’t considered essential. However, US company Constellation Brands is defying local orders and forcing Mexican workers to continuing producing its Corona and Modelo beers for export to US consumers. The company is just one of thousands of US-owned brands operating on the Mexican side of the border so they can plunder Mexican resources and take advantage of extremely low Mexican and migrant wages, while sending all the goods north. Together these companies form vast factory-scapes of cities where they hog the water and leave locals without. The operations of these companies take on an even more sinister tone in a country where deaths du...
Terrifying moment police officer is set on fire during violent protests in Mexico
Mexico

Terrifying moment police officer is set on fire during violent protests in Mexico

Posted by: Sammi Ibrahem,Sr Terrifying moment police officer is set on fire during violent protests in Mexico over the death of a man in custody who was arrested for not wearing a face mask Shocking footage shows the moment a police officer is set on fire by protesters in Mexico amid violent clashes over the death of a man who died after he was beaten and taken into custody.Protesters took to the streets Guadalajara, the nation's second-largest city, on Thursday and called for authorities to be held responsible for the death of Giovanni López.Lopez was declared dead at a local hospital following an altercation with the police, reportedly because he was not wearing a face mask amid the coronavirus pandemic.  Video from Thursday's demonstration shows the moment a police officer turns ...
Health, Human Rights, Mexico

Mexico: All but Empties Migrant Shelters Citing COVID-19 Risk

Mexico has returned 3,653 migrants to Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador by road and air with the result that only 106 people remain in the shelters, authorities explained. Mexico has almost entirely cleared out its migrant shelters over the past five weeks citing health hazards in order to contain the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, official data showed Sunday. RELATED: US Deports COVID-19 Positive Migrant, Infects 14 in Mexico In a statement, the National Migration Institute (INM) said that in order to comply with health and safety guidelines, since March 21 it had been removing about 3,759 migrants from Mexico’s 65 migrant facilities, returning most of the occupants to their countries of origin Mexico has returned 3,653 migrants to Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salv...