Recently I posted on the disappeared 43 students and teachers who were abducted on September 26, in Mexico, Since then the anger of the people has reached boiling point and they are calling on the solidarity of ordinary people across the world to stand with them. They are asking for a series of mass protests outside Mexican embassies, consulates and other government offices.
Stand
with Mexico: Organize
in Solidarity with the Disappeared Mexican Student Activists and
their Families
The Mexican state and organized crime are collaborating, and the US-supported “War on Drugs” is in reality political violence. A series of massacres and targeted assassinations, as well as the incarceration of political activists, is unmasking the true nature of the authoritarian murderous system. Tens of thousands have been murdered and disappeared since 2006. The case of 43 student activists, who were disappeared last month by the Mexican police, is bringing the outrage in Mexico to a boiling point, and has created a deep political crisis. The families of the 43 have are asking us to put pressure on the Mexican government. Organize or join protests at a Mexican consulate near you, click here to send an online message to officials in Mexican consulates, and spread the word in your community (print and post the "greatly MISSED" posters below). Students in Mexico are preparing for a National Popular Assembly to coordinate their actions.
Mobilize your community for the November Vigil:
Poster Project: Make the Resistance VisibleThe Mexican state and organized crime are collaborating, and the US-supported “War on Drugs” is in reality political violence. A series of massacres and targeted assassinations, as well as the incarceration of political activists, is unmasking the true nature of the authoritarian murderous system. Tens of thousands have been murdered and disappeared since 2006. The case of 43 student activists, who were disappeared last month by the Mexican police, is bringing the outrage in Mexico to a boiling point, and has created a deep political crisis. The families of the 43 have are asking us to put pressure on the Mexican government. Organize or join protests at a Mexican consulate near you, click here to send an online message to officials in Mexican consulates, and spread the word in your community (print and post the "greatly MISSED" posters below). Students in Mexico are preparing for a National Popular Assembly to coordinate their actions.
Mobilize your community for the November Vigil:
Show the names, faces and stories of the 43 students who were disappeared by the Mexican police in your community
Poster Project: Make the Resistance Visible
Show the names, faces and stories of the 43 students who were disappeared by the Mexican police in your community
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