– LATEST: Tense Tug-of-war in Relations between Mexico and United States
– FOCUS: Tenth Hearing of Mexican State before CEDAW
– ARTICLE: Resisting Dispossession
– SIPAZ Activities (Mid-May to mid-August 2025)

09/09/2025

ARTICLE: Resisting Dispossession

Although the violence imposed by megaprojects, extractive projects, and development projects continues strongly in much of Chiapas, the indigenous Tzeltal, Tsotsil, Chol, Zoque, and other peoples have maintained their worldview intact: Mother Earth is not a resource to be exploited, but a sacred living being, a source of sustenance, identity, and spirituality.
09/09/2025

FOCUS: Tenth Hearing of Mexican State before CEDAW

On July 7th, 2025, the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) published its concluding observations and recommendations following the preparation and review of Mexico's tenth periodic report, presented on June 17th and 18th, 2025, in Geneva, Switzerland. Mexico was also evaluated on compliance with and implementation of the recommendations the Committee made in its previous report, presented in July 2018.
09/09/2025

LATEST: Tense Tug-of-war in Relations between Mexico and United States

Negotiations between Mexico and the United States have become a constant since Donald Trump returned to the presidency in January of this year, within a relationship marked by political, economic, and military asymmetry.