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1 de Noviembre, 2006
The Movement is Not Going Away
Categorized under Oaxaca | Tags: Oaxaca
FROM OAXACA:
Colleagues, I just received a call from the Coalition of Indigenous Teachers in Oaxaca. Some updates:
1. The government has accomplished little through its violent attacks. They have not "retaken" the center of the city. They are in the Zocalo, but the popular movement has encampments at Sto. Domingo and the UABJO, and sporatically controls various streets leading into the Zocalo. I was told that the PFP are actually "surrounded" by the movement.
2. Their greatest defeat is that the people are no longer afraid of them. The movement is not going away.
3. The teachers as a movement are still supporting the APPO and the strike. Yesterday when the APPO called for three marches, rank and file teachers turned out in mass."
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—meyerls, Oaxaca Study Action Group
Their greatest defeat is that the people are no longer afraid of them. The movement is not going away.
Have you ever heard such music?
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kick it, ése.