17/09/2026
– LATEST: Mexico Faces Multiple International Challenges: Pressure, Sovereignty, Cooperation, and Multilateralism
– FOCUS: The Struggle for Autonomy Among Indigenous and Afro-Mexican Peoples. Between the recognition of rights and autonomy built “from below”
– ARTICLE: Faith, Engagement, and Peacebuilding: 30 Years of Learning and Commitment Rooted in Spirituality
– SIPAZ Activities (Mid-May to Mid-August 2026)
17/09/2026
Speaking of peacebuilding in Chiapas means defending human dignity, promoting justice, recognizing and respecting cultural and religious diversity, and creating spaces where differences can be addressed through dialogue and collective organization.
17/09/2026
On August 7, the consultation process for the General Law on the Rights of Indigenous and Afro-Mexican Peoples began amid conflicting positions. While the Mexican government—and, in particular, the National Institute of Indigenous Peoples (INPI)—maintains that the process aims to ensure the direct participation of communities in drafting the new legislation, various indigenous peoples and organizations question the way it is being carried out and believe that there has not been sufficiently broad deliberation.
17/09/2026
In June and July, the World Cup turned Mexico into one of the main focal points of international attention.