Mexico’s Striking Teachers Stand Firm Against State Repression

As the Mexican school year is starting, teachers in four states have refused to return to classes until a negotiated agreement changes the government’s program – and perpetrators of a massacre are held responsible.

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Mexican Police Brutally Attack Oaxaca’s Striking Teachers

Teachers in southern Mexico are back on the barricades, and once again the state has responded with brute force.

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Protests Ignite Across 50 U.S. Cities Demanding Justice for Mexico's 43 Missing Students

Group #USTired2 led nationwide demonstrations calling on Congress to stop sending billions of tax dollars for military aid and training to Mexican security forces.

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“¡Ya Me Canse!” – After Student Killings, Are the Mexican People Finally Demanding Change?

Mexico's population is now making itself heard – tired of a tiny elite that treats them like subjects rather than citizens, and tired of the criminal gangs that terrorize them and corrupt the political process.

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Protesters In Mexico Set Fire to National Palace Over Missing Students

The 43 students were allegedly kidnapped by local police and handed over to a gang.

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Mexico Universities On Strike To Demand Justice for Missing Students

Survivors of the Sept. 26 violence joined Mexico City protesters in informal campus activities and rallies demanding justice for their missing classmates.

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Tens of Thousands March in Mexico Demanding Action Over Missing Students

In Guerrero state, site of the disappearance of 43 students who protested against school reforms, 50,000 demonstrators took to the streets with some 7,000 blocking a highway to Acapulco.

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Classmates of Missing Mexico Students Vow "Radical Action"

Forty-three students were allegedly “disappeared” after a political protest two weeks ago in Guerrero state, and a nearby mass grave may link police to a drug gang that committed a massacre.

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Mexican Senate Votes to Privatize Oil Industry As Legislators Padlock Doors in Protest

Mexico's Senate has overwhelmingly approved an energy reform to permit the biggest oil industry opening in 75 years, sending it to the lower house where leftists padlocked doors to the chamber to stop lawmakers from debating the bill.

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Snowden Reveals NSA Spying on Mexican Government and President

The NSA intercepted Mexican government communications, read text messages and listened to phone calls of President Enrique Pena Nieto, and hacked private email servers across Latin America.

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