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Karl Marx and Cinco de Mayo
Cinco de Mayo is commonly associated with drinking, sombreros and many other Mexican stereotypes. It is actually a holiday celebrating ... -
Notre Dame: The Cathedral Burned Down, Not the Church
The Catholic Church is one of the most reactionary institutions in the world. So as the historic cathedral burned in ... -
Over 40 Maquila Factories on Strike in Mexico
More than seventy thousand maquila workers in northern Mexico are fighting for salary increases and the payment of annual bonuses ... -
20,000+ Students March Through Mexico City in Silent Protest
As part of a university movement against right-wing thugs on campus, thousands of Mexican students marched in silence to commemorate ... -
Mexico’s Bloodiest Elections
130 politicians have been killed in Mexico this election cycle. -
Mexico’s Anti-Establishment Candidate Poised to Win Presidency
On Sunday, Mexicans will head to the polls for Presidential, as well as Congressional and local elections. Why is Mexico's ... -
Mexican Teachers Strike, Organize Occupation
Teachers from several Mexican states are on strike and have organized camps in front of the Ministry of the Interior. ... -
The Struggle for Water in Mexicali
A brewery steals the drinking water of people living in the valleys of Baja California, Mexico. It’s yet another imperialist ... -
A Close Look at the Zapatistas Presidential Campaign
Last year, the Zapatista Army of National Liberation announced that it would launch an indigenous candidacy alongside the National Indigenous ... -
Peña Nieto on the Tightrope
Faced with scandals and oppositional mobilizations, the Peña Nieto administration is in a downward spiral. What hardships has Peña ...
Author: Óscar Fernández
