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 Marcha por justicia a Emeterio Marino
from adventistacvb
July 19, 2008
16 de julio 2008: A casi 72 horas de la celebraci n de la Guelaguetza, casi un millar de personas participan festivamente en la manifestaci n para exigir justicia a Emeterio Marino Cruz, violentamente golpeado por polic as oaxaque os en 2007. Convocan a boicotear la celebraci n oficial e impulsan la Guelaguetza popular.
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 GUELAGUETZA APPO VS GUELAGUETZA SLIM
from - blip.tv (beta)
July 14, 2008
Ante la negativa del gobierno de Oaxaca por dar una soluci n a las denuncias ciudadanas y las demandas ciudadanas interpuestas por la APPO y por la secci n 22 de los maestros en Oaxaca; y ante la envestida brutal de los medios masivos de comunicaci n por descalificar a los luchadores sociales de este movimiento. La asamblea popular de los pueblos de Oaxaca esta organizando un boicot comercial en contra de la fiesta comercial y oficial, de los potentados y magnates de M xico, Guelaguetza mercantil que organizan en el cerro del fort n, en donde los boletos de acceso se cotizan hasta en d lares americanos, solo para quien pueda pagarlos.En respuesta ante esta situaci n de injusticia y marginaci n a los pobres de M xico y Para no ser acusados de intolerantes y destructores de la cultura tradicional de Oaxaca, los compa eros de la APPO est n organizando la Guelaguetza popular que ser totalmente gratuita y para todo el publico en general, realiz ndose a partir del d a 20 de julio de 2008 en el z calo de esa ciudad.
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 GUELAGUETZA APPO VS GUELAGUETZA SLIM
from me on blip.tv (beta)
July 14, 2008
Ante la negativa del gobierno de Oaxaca por dar una soluci n a las denuncias ciudadanas y las demandas ciudadanas interpuestas por la APPO y por la secci n 22 de los maestros en Oaxaca; y ante la envestida brutal de los medios masivos de comunicaci n por descalificar a los luchadores sociales de este movimiento. La asamblea popular de los pueblos de Oaxaca esta organizando un boicot comercial en contra de la fiesta comercial y oficial, de los potentados y magnates de M xico, Guelaguetza mercantil que organizan en el cerro del fort n, en donde los boletos de acceso se cotizan hasta en d lares americanos, solo para quien pueda pagarlos.En respuesta ante esta situaci n de injusticia y marginaci n a los pobres de M xico y Para no ser acusados de intolerantes y destructores de la cultura tradicional de Oaxaca, los compa eros de la APPO est n organizando la Guelaguetza popular que ser totalmente gratuita y para todo el publico en general, realiz ndose a partir del d a 20 de julio de 2008 en el z calo de esa ciudad.
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 Segundo Aniversario de la APPO
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta)
June 20, 2008
Esta es la primera parte de la serie "El Dos Ojos".Contiene subtitulos en ingles A dos a os de iniciada la rebeli n popular en Oaxaca, contin a para el movimiento social el clima de impunidad por la violenca pol tica provocada por el gobierno de Ulises Ruiz. Tanto las organizaciones defensoras de los derechos humanos nacionales como las internacionales reconocen la posibilidad de nuevos conflictos m s graves. Mientras tanto, el movimiento social en general y la APPO en particular, intentan salvar las contradicciones ideol gicas y de acci n que se perciben en Oaxaca.
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 sigueme_contando_sonidos_oaxaca
from recent posts - blip.tv (beta)
June 18, 2008
Durante el a o de 2006 en Oaxaca, M xico, la gente vivi muchas expericencias de libertad, organizaci n y autogobierno. Muchas canciones se hicieron difundiendo, narrando y recordando lo que en esos d as se experimento. He aqu algunas historias de lucha y resitencia contadas por varios musicos y sus canciones transitando desde la m sica tradicional al rap.
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 La plagne 2008 Appo clem & max
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January 23, 2008
Petit montage de notre semaine de vacance (bien méritée) à la plagne. J'espère que vous vous amuserez autant qu'on s'est amusés (mais ça m'étonnerait quand même :p)Author: appogoeselectro Tags: la plagne snowboard ski appo clem max Posted: 24 January 2008 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0
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 alt.NPR.Radio Juventud espisode_8: Doble Vida
from alt.NPR: Radio Juventud
January 08, 2008
En 1989, la mam? de Evelyn Xiomara Martinez tuvo que dejar su pueblo en El Salvador, porque tem?a que la iban a llevar a la guerilla. En esta entrevista, Evelyn le pregunta a su mam? que le hab?a pasado en su pueblo y que tan diferente es su vida, ahora, en los Estados Unidos.
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 P1020806
from News
July 21, 2007
caracol de oventik encuentro de los pueblos zapatistas con los pueblos del mundo, 21 de julio 2007, solidaridad con oaxaca.
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 DIGNIDAD
from - blip.tv (beta)
June 21, 2007
Distrito Federal. M xico. En octubre de 2006 integrantes de la Asamblea Popular de los Pueblos de Oaxaca llegaron a la capital del pa s y establecieron un acampe frente al Senado de la Republica. La demanda principal del movimiento es la salida del gobernador Ulises Ruiz y la libertad de los presos pol ticos. Dignidad refleja la cotidianeidad y organizaci n del plant n nacional de la APPO a trav s de los testimonios de sus integrantes que d a a d a se mantienen firmes en su lucha.
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 Oaxacan Women March for Respect
from Alive in Mexico
February 15, 2007
On November 19th, women of Oaxaca marched to protest disrespect and harassment by the Federal Police.These women demanded respect of their dignity and the freedom to walk through the Zocalo or town square without fear of harassment.The women allege the PFP has been responsible not only for sexual harassment but in some cases assault. Until now we have not heard of any reprisals against Federal police forces.At this time the PFP have been withdrawn from Oaxaca City, however Municipal Police have been placed in control of the Zocalo and it remains to be seen whether the conflict in Oaxaca has finally subsided.Please consider making a donation to support the work of Mexican citizen journalists! You can donate at www.aliveinmexico.org
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 The Last Barricade of Oaxaca
from Alive in Mexico
December 16, 2006
The Cinco Senores Barricade has been a bit of a bone of contention, as have many things in Oaxaca. When the original leadership of APPO was dissolved, different tensions came into play between various factions of the Assembly. The members of Cinco Senores, somewhat autonomously, established the barricade as a defense of the University in the event of a full assault against the Radio and the central organizing point for APPO. These interviews were shot just days before the barricade was finally removed by PFP troops on November 29th. The whereabouts of the speakers or what happened to them in the final struggle and aftermath of the end of November is still unknown. Although the barricade has been removed, it is believed that its supporters and much of the other membership of APPO is still around Oaxaca, in hiding, and regrouping for their next actions. It remains to be seen whether the conflict has come to a close, or simply moved on to a new phase.This work is entirely viewer-funded, so please consider making whatever donation you can, if you appreciate our work.
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 500 Years of Resistance?
from Alive in Mexico
December 08, 2006
There are a lot of videos out there depicting various protests, demonstrations, and streetfighting in Oaxaca. However few videos provide much understanding or context about how the struggle began.This video is a small attempt to begin providing some of that context. "TK" gives his perspective on the struggle, how it began, and his place in it.In the coming days and weeks we hope to bring you more content like this, describing the lives of Oaxaquenos and other Mexicans, providing a new insight into everyday life and struggle in Mexico.If you value this content, please consider making a donation, as we are entirely viewer-funded.
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 November 25th Grand March in Oaxaca
from Alive in Mexico
December 01, 2006
On November 25th, tens of thousands of residents of Oaxaca and the surrounding pueblas(towns), arrived in the historic center of Oaxaca City, to surround the Zocalo.They came in a symbolic role, to surround the Federal Preventive Police(PFP), and demand the immediate removal of the PFP and Governor Ulises Ruiz Ortiz.Although there was a peaceful march from miles outside the city, and they arrived in a festive atmosphere, this level of almost game-like interchange between the PFP and demonstrators, with each lobbing small rocks or using slingshots, did not last.At approximately 4:30 in the afternoon events changed and the peaceful march descended into running street battles which later broke up into groups roaming the streets for hours and resulted in at least 6 dead, primarily in front of the Facultad de Medecina, north of the Zocalo, when the building was sprayed with bullets by an unknown gang.Information such as this and accurate numbers of the people present in the day's march were lost in the mainstream media. If you value a personal on the ground account, please consider making a donation to continue our work, which is entirely viewer-funded.
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 What Might a Zocalo Look Like?
from Alive in Mexico
November 23, 2006
According to Wikipedia, A zcalo is a central town square or plaza, usually located in Mexican cities. The most famous Zcalo is that of Mexico City, which is formally known as the Plaza de la Constitucin, The government district of Mexico City is known after this. Zcalos were often the original central squares of Mesoamerican cities that were coopted by the Spanish conquerors.In Oaxaca Mexico, after a pitched battle with demonstrators who had occupied the Zocalo for months, Mexico's Federal Preventive Police, or PFP, occupied Oaxaca's Zocalo.In this video you will see what the Zocalo looks like today, currently occupied by perhaps one or two thousand members of this federal police force.Alive in Mexico is a project started by the founders of Alive in Baghdad, and is entirely viewer funded. Please consider making a generous donation to support this work.
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 Arde Oaxaca !!
from News
November 13, 2006
L'tat d'Oaxaca (Mexique) connait depuis mai-juin
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