Letter from Anarchist Prisoner Jorge “Yorch” Esquivel
From IGD
Letter from Mexican anarchist political prisoner Jorge “Yorch” Esquivel from inside the Reclusorio Oriente prison in Mexico City.
From IGD
Letter from Mexican anarchist political prisoner Jorge “Yorch” Esquivel from inside the Reclusorio Oriente prison in Mexico City.
From Dark Nights
Before I began to think about these lines, I had given myself the task of searching and compiling data to write -with the intention of leaving a clue- about some of the many insurrectionary anarchist actions in contemporary Mexico that, although they have been sporadic, have not been recorded by the “official” historiography, either from “our side” or from the academy. The year 2023 marked the sixtieth (60) anniversary of some small attacks in the city carried out by the Libertarian Youth of Mexico, but I left it on the back burner, because I was taken by surprise by the news of the death of comrade Alfredo.
From Federación Anarquista de México, February 1, 2024
Full program of the 13th edition of the Anarchist Book and Publications Fair convened by the FAM.
We start with many activities for this next book fair. You can't afford to miss it.
From Anarchist Union Journal
January 18, 2024
Paperless, Práxedis* is a Mexican anarchist who has been working in Canada as a cherry picker in the Okanagan Valley in British Columbia.
From Encuentro Internacional de Prácticas Anarquícas y Antiautoritarias Tijuana, MX
January 18, 2024
Information to know before arriving at the 2024 International Gathering of Anarchist and Anti-authoritarian Practices Against Borders in Tijuana
Places where the activities will take place
From Encuentro Internacional de Prácticas Anarquícas y Antiautoritarias Tijuana, MX
December 26, 2023
Some necessary words about the direction ENINPAACF is going
Clarifying ideas (its never enough)
From It's Going Down
Message from Mexican anarchist prisoner Tiara Tempestad following the recent fundraiser to cover the fine related to her sentence.
On December 12, I reached the halfway point of my sentence which I began three years and four months ago. Since the day of my detention, a difficult process began for people close to me and I. Above all, it was difficult at the beginning not knowing what was going to happen.
From It's Going Down
Report on repression of indigenous activists in Oaxaca, Mexico following a conference on political prisoners.
David (Dave) Poole, editor of Land and liberty : anarchist influences in the Mexican revolution, (a collection of articles by Ricardo Flores Magón) has recently died. The news was shared by his daughter on twitter.
From It's Going Down
101 Years Since the Assassination of Ricardo Flores Magón
Letter from Indigenous Mazatec anarchist Miguel Peralta to his community of Eloxochitlán de Flores Magón to mark 101 years since the assassination of Ricardo Flores Magón and the ongoing struggle against political imprisonment and persecution in the community.
From It's Going Down
The following contains an interview with anarcho-punk political prisoner and member of the Okupa Che collective in Mexico City, Jorge “Yorch” Esquivel.
From FIREfund
Full title: Fundraiser to support the 1st International Gathering of Anarchist and Anti-authoritarian Practices Against Borders in Tijuana, Mexico
Unfortunately we could no longer maintain our old, squatted space--Centro Social Okupado Mauricio Morales--out of which we raised confrontational proposals. The turbulent and disgusting requirements of daily life in capitalism proved too much of a constant struggle to keep the space. Nevertheless, with our networks and wills we have continued to bring together new proposals.
From It's Going Down
Communique from a group of anarcha-feminists in Mexico City after they were violently attacked, and their space ransacked and destroyed.
Received via email.
In Tijuana, Mexico
We are a group of individuals with years of experience agitating for anarchist and anti-authoritarian ideas and practices in Tijuana: from solidarity events for prisoners and fugitives to propaganda activities like bookfairs and discussion groups to mutual aid like childcare and bicycle workshops.
...made with dynamite and butane gas in a cargo truck on 31st Street in Escarcega, (Mexico)
At approximately 10 p.m. on September 9, 2023 we placed an explosive device made with dynamite and butane gas in a cargo truck on 31st Street in Escarcega, Campeche, with the intention of sabotaging the war that the Mexican government is waging against the jungle with the construction of the so-called “Mayan train”.