Manifestaciones de solidaridad con el pueblo de Oaxaca
jesus cabral 31 Oct 2006 15:12 GMT (translated by jesus cabral)En solidaridad con el pueblo de Oaxaca y en memoria de Brad Will, diversas protestas surgieron al rededor del mundo en menos de 72 horas. Tan solo el lunes, 30 de octubre, al menos 14 ciudades americanas se adhirieron a la protesta. En Nueva York, cerca de 11 manifestantes fueron detenidos. En Europa, hubo protestas enLondres y en Barcelona el Consulado de México fue ocupado. En Brasil, se estan convocando manifestaciones en diversas ciudades: Rio de Janeiro, Brasília, São Paulo e Fortaleza.
Lea mas: Panfletos da manifestaion en Rio en solidaridad con Oaxaca | [RJ] - Un cartel denuncia ante el consulado mexicano el asesinato de Brad Will | Mensajes de protesta en el consulado mexicano en Rio de Janeiro | Comunicado del EZLN sobre Oaxaca | [MPL-DF] carta de apoyo a los pueblos de Oaxaca | Manifestacion en el Consulado do México
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more pics demo london
luna 31.Oct.2006 16:24
Vienna demonstration
. 31.Oct.2006 19:17
In Vienna a small spontaneous demonstration took place on Monday, October 30, 2006. Some 70 people joined the demonstration which started in front of the Residence of the Austrian government at Ballhausplatz and went to the Mexican Embassy in Vienna (which is also responsible for Slovenia and Czech Republic?). The next demonstration in Vienna was called for Monday, November 6, 2006.
http://chiapas98.de/news.php?id=1950 
http://at.indymedia.org/feature/display/53449
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verdadero pueblo
verdadero pueblo 31.Oct.2006 20:24
pobres aquellos que defienden a la appo, han provocado as destrosos que cualquier otra cosa, asdemas de dejar a muchas gentes desempleadas y un estado lleno de basura, el verdadero pueblo esta en contra de ellos y bienvenida la PFP a oaxaca, y bravo por la muerte de su revoltoso reportero.
investigen y sean objetivos!!!!
oswaldo 31.Oct.2006 22:03
La realidad en oaxaca es que la APPO se vio afectada desde que el gobernador Ulises Ruiz dejo de subsidiar economicamente a este grupo que realmente no sirve para nada, asi mismo la culpa del gobernador es que primero los concintio con favores economicos y ahora se los retira, la APPO no tiene ningun argumento humano para seguir en esta lucha (son puros intereses de lideres corruptos), les recomiendo ser mas objetivos en sus comentarios, gracias, estoy a sus ordenes, bye, indymedia debe de exigir la desaparicion de la APPO en memoria de su periodista (q.e.p.d.)
p.d. Para limpiar casas ajenas hay que empezar por la nuestra (reflexion), que me cuentan del muro de la verguenza????
Protests in Helsinki
protestor 31.Oct.2006 22:16
A small protest was held in rainy Helsinki. Some 30 protesters demonstrated outside of the Mexican embassy. The demonstrators stood at first just at the entrance of the embassy, but were forced across the street by the police. Further actions are being planned.
ni un paso atras
vicuyaze 01.Nov.2006 02:00
es la hora en que todas las luchas ailadas se unan para derrotar a uno de los enemigos del pueblo, el gobernador uro, es curioso notar como la gente simplemente reproduce lo que les meten en la cabeza y no analizan lo que esta pasando en el estado, supongo que los que estan en contra son pequeño-burgueses que siempre han tenido todos los lujos y no como la inmensa mayoria del pueblo oaxaqueño que esta en la miseria, seria bueno que nos presentaramos como somos, el pueblo que busca justicia por un lado y por el otro los que se han apoderado por mucho tiempo de el y se divierten a costa de nuestro sufrimiento, fuera uro de oaxaca y la pfp, la resistencia continua
Meksika'da Savaşa gitmek istemiyoruz
Mario de los Santos 01.Nov.2006 04:18
Ben Meksikalıyım. Savaşa hayır. En büyük Oaxaca. En Büyük Meksika.
actions in aotearoa/new zealand
anon. 01.Nov.2006 05:30
Support action in front of the mexican consulate in Liege (Belgium)
Arnaud 01.Nov.2006 12:02
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On Monday 30th october, several people went to the (little) mexican consulate in Liege (Belgium).
Oaxaca es mas que la Appo
Daniel 01.Nov.2006 17:27
Es increible como la prensa nacional e internacional se esfuerza por deteriorar el prestigio de OAxaca, Oaxaca no es la appo, Oaxaca no es la Seccion XXII, Oaxaca es un pueblo lleno de folklor, tradiciones, raices y tantas otras cosas, a caso algun reportero ha visitado alguno de nuestros mercados de la ciudada? o de los pueblos cercanos?, por ejemplo ayer 31 y hoy 1 es emotivo caminar entre tanta gente que lucha de verdad por salir adeante, una mezcla de aromas de flores, frutas e inciensos invade el ambiente de todos los mercados, Oaxaca no es solo el centro Historico, Por favor no traten de lastimar el prestigio de esta nuestra ciudad y Estado, Señores de la prensa no sean tendenciosos, visiten y denle voz al verdadero pueblo de OAxaca.
Protest in Paris
Anonymous 01.Nov.2006 18:14
Here small text + photos : 30/10/2006 : ambassade du Mexique à Paris
How White Privilege Teaches Us to Value Certain Lives Over Others
Eric's Friend 01.Nov.2006 21:39
How White Privilege Teaches Us to Value Certain Lives Over Others
> I’m not going to pretend to understand, or have
> lived the struggle that people of color, especially
> Blacks and Latinos, go through in this country, as
> I am myself, a white American. However, we have some
> real issues of racism within our movement that must
> be confronted in our everyday lives and in our
> organizing that many have witnessed this past
> weekend.
>
> This past Friday, October 27, 2006, at least five
> unarmed people were killed on the streets of Oaxaca
> City, Oaxaca. One of them happened to be a young,
> white, male, American anarchist, working for the
> radical media outlet “indymedia.org” named Brad
> Will. Now it is no surprise that the Corporate
> American media would jump on a story where any
> American is shot dead in the streets of a third
> world country, but that same mentality has trickled
> down across leftist/independent news resources like
> those of infoshop.org, indymedia.org,
> Democracynow. org, and others, to the point where
> the popular struggle in the streets of Oaxaca, is
> only a legitimate struggle now that Brad Will was
> killed. This Brings up many interesting questions
> of how the radical left in the United States views
> itself in the context of a global struggle.
>
> Out of the 5 people murdered on the streets last
> Friday, how many pictures have we seen of them? And
> compared to how many pictures we have seen of Brad
> Will? Will we ever know, or pursue, the story of the
> teacher shot down just a short time later by the
> paramilitaries? Will we recognize her life by
> blockading the Mexican consulates in her name? Will
> there by calls to action only after Americans are
> killed? How many calls to action read “In memory of
> Brad and…”? Is this really how we value life? Do we
> believe 3000 lives on 9/11 are more important than
> the million and a half killed in Iraq during the
> sanctions? Are we really going to condemn our
> government, while at the same time replicating it’s
> own bigoted mentalities? This is dancing on the
> rough edges of nationalism.
>
> Since the uprising began in Oaxaca, the police and
> other paid agents of the state, have been murdering
> and disappearing people on a weekly, if not daily
> basis. And where were our blockades then, comrades?
> Where was our solidarity? Left on the sidelines for
> us to live out our privileged lives here in the US,
> until we see potential? Until we see a revolution
> to Capitalize on? How many Mexican lives is worth an
> American? How many Mexican-American radicals have
> been told that solidarity actions with Oaxaca
> weren’t as crucial as some other type of organizing?
>
> The most widespread action in the US in support of
> the APPO and the greater struggle in Oaxaca, has
> only now surfaced within a matter of days.
> Infoshop.org has ran a headline since Friday, “NYC
> Indymedia Journalist Killed; Protests Scheduled;
> Updates From Oaxaca.” Now normally, I believe
> infoshop runs a headline for 1 to 2 days, this
> headline has ran for 4 days. The organizers of a
> speaking tour of APPO delegates in Los Angeles have
> been overwhelmed with phone calls since Brad Will’s
> death. Democracy Now has dedicated almost the
> entirety of today’s programs to the life and death
> of Brad Will. People are excited, they are
> optimistic, they see potential. And yes, there is
> reason to be excited, we are living in a time where
> the fascists have to send in Federal troops to once
> again attempt to break the strikes. Their police
> forces can no longer take us, and their authority,
> as well as legitimacy, is being challenged all over
> the world. But we must not patronize
> the people of Oaxaca, now that we realize they have
> an amazing fight to fight. We cannot jump on the
> revolutionary band wagon and ride out the heroic
> end of the struggle, now that they have created
> their own radical potential. This all nearly
> replicates the lives Mexican American live in this
> country, and is a reflection of this white
> privileged/supremac ist mentality that has been
> conditioned into us. Example: Mexican labor, has
> created so much of the wealth and resources we have
> here in the United States, especially in the
> Southwest, and yet the Mexican American population’s
> wealth comes nowhere near those numbers- The Anglo
> American society benefits. And in Oaxaca, the
> people have labored, and struggled, and sacrificed
> their lives, and now that we see all that they have
> done, we seek to, at least, call it our own, and at
> worst (and what I fear the most) co-opt it.
>
>
> The lifting of Brad Will’s death over all other
> faceless, nameless Mexicans, is just one further
> example of the racism that people of color
> experience even in what is supposed to be ‘safe
> settings.’ White Supremacy has deep roots in this
> country, but the struggle against oppression, in
> all it’s forms must be one of an International
> sense. I pledge no allegiance to the United States,
> however I love the communities that I live in, and
> the streets that I’m from, just as the strong
> companeros and companeras do south of us, when they
> fly their red white and green. We must confront our
> racist conditioning day by day, but continue our
> organizing and fight all the oppressions that we
> have been taught, and those that we witness. Call
> out your white comrades, because if you don’t, what
> kind of comrade does that make you?
>
>
> In solidarity with ALL the lost lives in the
> struggle for freedom,
>
> Eric
A lot of indy journalists knew Brad personally
Perturbed 02.Nov.2006 05:03
They have also been covering the situation. It is only recently that the regular news outlets seem interested, but I have always been able to find an independent article on the subject when I am looking for it.
Long live the international suport!!!!
oaxaca!!! 02.Nov.2006 16:53
Thanks to all the world for the suport of the struggle of the people of oaxaca.
All the people who has dignity and thing that this worl coul be beter is suporting us in our searching of justice
justice for all , for all that never has had it.
long live the international suport!!!
long live people of oaxaca!!!
get out Ulises Ruiz!!!!
¡Defender la lucha del magisterio y la APPO en Oaxaca!
Grupo Espartaquista de México 03.Nov.2006 01:05
¡Por acciones huelguísticas obreras contra la represión estatal!
http://www.icl-fi.org/espanol/leaflets/appo.html
¡Ninguna ilusión en el PRD, un partido del capital!
29 de octubre—Tras más de cuatro meses de huelga del magisterio —sostenida heroicamente contra continuos ataques estatales asesinos—, y a pesar de que los maestros habían votado ya levantarla, el brutal estado capitalista ha desatado la represión masiva para aplastar la lucha de los maestros oaxaqueños y sus aliados de la APPO (Asamblea Popular de los Pueblos de Oaxaca). Mientras escribimos estas líneas, se informa que la PFP ha tomado ya el zócalo de la ciudad de Oaxaca. Se informa también que, apenas al inicio de la represión, un joven de quince años de edad ha sido asesinado de un balazo; hay ya decenas de detenidos. La sangrienta represión del día 27 de octubre cobró cuatro vidas más: el profesor Emilio Alonso Fabián, el camarógrafo estadounidense de Indymedia Bradley Roland Will, el comunero Esteba Ruiz y una persona aún no identificada fueron asesinados en ataques de las policías ministerial y preventiva junto con paramilitares del PRI. Se informa también que durante esas jornadas hubo 23 heridos, 20 detenidos y se desconoce el paradero de 50 profesores. De junio a la fecha, han sido asesinados ya por policías o gatilleros al menos catorce maestros y luchadores sociales, varios más han sido presos o secuestrados, y cada día se informa de nuevas provocaciones y ataques policiacos. Los maestros y la APPO no deben enfrentar solos las asesinas embestidas del estado capitalista. El ataque contra el magisterio es un ataque dirigido al conjunto del movimiento obrero, y está en el interés de éste defender a los maestros oaxaqueños. La clase obrera industrial debe flexionar su poderoso músculo en acciones huelguísticas en defensa del magisterio oaxaqueño y la APPO.
Los trotskistas del Grupo Espartaquista de México protestamos de la manera más enérgica posible los ataques del estado y sus bandas de pistoleros y nos solidarizamos con la lucha del magisterio, los estudiantes y campesinos que los apoyan. Decimos: ¡libertad inmediata a todos los detenidos! ¡Abajo todos los cargos! ¡PFP, ejército fuera de Oaxaca! ¡Por acciones huelguísticas obreras contra la represión estatal! ¡Defender al magisterio y la APPO!
Por su apoyo a la lucha en Oaxaca, estudiantes del CCH Naucalpan fueron brutalmente atacados el jueves pasado por porros al servicio de las autoridades y el estado. Uno de los estudiantes fue asesinado y cinco más se encuentran hospitalizados. ¡Por movilizaciones obreras y estudiantiles para echar a los porros de la UNAM!
El repudio generalizado a los ataques derechistas del PAN y sectores del PRI ha conducido a una aguda polarización social y el ascenso del populismo representado prominentemente por el PRD...
Murder of Brad Will and violence in Oaxaca was protested in Istanbul
Istanbul Indymedia 03.Nov.2006 07:48
in front of Mexico’s Consulate
A press meeting and demonstration by Indymedia – Istanbul volunteers was realized today (2 November, 2006) in front of Mexico’s Consulate in Istanbul to protest the murder of documentarist anarchist Brad Will by state-supported paramilitary forces on 27 October, 2006 in Mexico, Oaxaca; who was there as a volunteer journalist for Indymedia-New York to document the state-funded paramilitary violence against teachers and people’s councils’ struggle.
Banners written “Indymedia” and “Ya Basta” were used during the demonstration, which was participated by OtonomA, Anarchist Bloc and Anarchist Communist Initiative along with Indymedia Istanbul Volunteers. The press release was read among chants of “all states are murderers”, “murderer state gonna surely be demolished”, “ “Ya Basta, Viva Oaxaca”, “No force can overcome organized people”, “El pueblo unido jamás será vencido”, “Uprise, Revolution, Anarchy”. The demonstrators threw tens of eggs to the windows of the Consulate.
The police invited the demonstrators to the police station so as to “learn the ideas of the participitators”, but the demonstrators kindly refused the invitation. Demonstration was finalised among chants of demonstrators after that.
The demonstration, participated by around 20 activists, was made to remind Mexican government from Istanbul that people of Oaxaca is not and will never be left alone in their resistance.
The press release that was read during the demonstration:
A strike is being experienced far far away from here, which is but just beside us with the feelings, thoughts and desires it calls upon. A new history is being written on the lands that was never left without uprisings for justice, equality and freedom in the last 500 years.
Independent alternative media worker Brad Will, one of those who accompanied these historical moments, who reported what happened without distorting and without moulding what happened into shapes that the system and capitalism wanted, who was a member of the New York Indymedia Initiative was killed on 27 October, 2006 by gunned state-supported forces pretending to be civils.
The strike initiated by teachers five months ago for better education conditions and a better economic situation was supported by Oaxaca People Councils, which demanded more democracy. The activities realized for most democratic demands was replied harshly by province cops. The paramilitary forces (supported by governor Ulises Ruiz Ortiz, whose resignation is demanded strongly by People Councils) and police attacked people of Oaxaca and killed seven so far. Brad Will has been one of the latest victims of the state-funded violence while trying to document it in Oaxaca.
Indymedia has been on the side of forces that struggles for and demands justice, equality and freedom; efforts to rise the voices and be the news channel of these struggles and those who struggled. We lost a comrade and a colleague on the path to realize these aims; we bow our head in front of his memory. This event reminded us one more time not to become crestfallen or fall in fear but rather to work more for a more beautiful world.
We support the demand of all Indymedia network that that the acts and violence of Oaxaca province governor Ulises Ruiz Ortiz, who continues to use paramilitary and police forces against people and of other authorities immediately be gone through and investigated by independent journalists. We state hereby that arrests of a few attackers only for show are and will never be enough.
We hereby restate once more that we will continue to be the voice of justice, equality and freedom kept on at many places in the world and curse the violence directed against the struggle to terminate injustice, exploitation and slavery.
İstanbul Indymedia Volunteers
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Oaxaca: the flame that rekindles hope
Nihat Yildiz 03.Nov.2006 20:25
Greetings from Istanbul. We respect the struggle of the Oaxacan people for their liberty and dignity. We watch everything via independent media and we do not believe in the news of the mass media like BBC, CNN, etc. We respect the determination of Oaxacans to use peaceful means of resistance as much as possible. Thus you show the immorality of the oppressors to all. We also applaud your decision to defend the university and your media channels at all costs. Oaxaca is the flame that rekindles hope in weary hearts around the world. la justicia para el pueblo, victoria para el pueblo.
In Denver, CO, Friday Nov. 3rd
remy 05.Nov.2006 19:01