ARTICLE: SIPAZ – Three Decades of Supportive Presence and Blossoming Hope. Interview with Jorge Santiago

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SIPAZ Report Vol XXXI Nº 1 – March 2026
chiapas, despojo, dignified life, dispossession, documentation, ethics of care, ezln, forced migration, historical memory, human rights, illicit economies, international observation, international service for peace, interreligious dialogue, jorge santiago, justice, México, networks of articulation, organized civil society, organized crime, pastoral accompaniment, peacebuilding, Samuel Ruiz García, san andrés dialogues, sipaz, strategic analysis, structural causes, territorial disputes, training, visibility, Zapatista uprising
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ARTICLE: SIPAZ – Three Decades of Supportive Presence and Blossoming Hope. Interview with Jorge Santiago

In commemoration of our 30th anniversary, we decided to sit down with people who have encountered SIPAZ along the way. One of them is Jorge Santiago Santiago, a renowned human rights defender, theologian, and pastoral advisor in Chiapas.
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ARTICLE: The Contributions of Indian Theology in the Transformative Commitment of the Catholic Church in Chiapas

The first month of the coming year will mark the tenth anniversary of the passing of Bishop Samuel Ruiz Garcia (1924-2011), a recognized defender of the rights of indigenous peoples in Mexico and Latin America. Also known as j'Tatik Samuel (which means father in the Tseltal language), he is - possibly - the bishop who has most promoted what is usually called Indian Theology.
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