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Update Oaxaca
Carla - 16.07.2007 10:54

Een uitstekende update en analyse van de huidige situatie in Oaxaca is te vinden op  http://www.narconews.com/Issue46/article2734.html.



George Salzman van NarcoNews beschrijft de gebeurtenissen sinds de enorme repressie In Oaxaca november vorig jaar. Het artikel is echt een aanrader voor iedereen, die op de hoogte wil blijven van de strijd in Oaxaca.

Hij schets wat hij denkt dat de komende tijd, tot de lokale verkiezingen in augustus, zou kunnen gebeuren en wat de overwinning van de iets progressievere PRD zou betekenen.

Intussen zitten de mensen in Oaxaca niet stil te wachten op die verkiezingen maar zijn er nog steeds akties, marsen en bezettingen van oa het centrale plein, de Zocalo.
Op dit moment is een driedaagse aktie en alternatieve viering van Guelaguetza bezig. De APPO viert het een week eerder dan de overheid het gepland heeft en maakt er een gratis feest voor iedereen van. APPO heeft bovendien opgeroepen om het officiele Guelaguetza feest volgende week te boycotten.
Het alternatieve Guelaguetza feest is een driedaags festijn, wat zaterdag begonnen is. De eerste twee dagen waren gevuld met ceremonies, gevolgd door marsen naar de Zocalo.
Maandag, vandaag dus, sluit het festival met een demonstratie van het monument vlakbij waar de PFP (de staatspolitie) vorig jaar oktober de stad binnen viel naar het Guelaguetza stadion op Fortin Hill, waar een festival met traditionele dans en muziek gepland is voor de rest van de dag.

Bij het stadion verzamelde zich een paar dagen geleden al een flinke politiemacht. George Salzman is bang dat er provocaties zullen zijn om geweld tegen de demonstranten te legitimeren.
Vandaag is een van de dagen die kan bepalen hoe de toekomst er uit zal zien voor de mensen in Oaxaca.


 

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Provocateuren worden gekocht in Oaxaca 
Carla - 16.07.2007 11:05

Een ander artikel dat laat zien hoe gespannen de situatie nog steeds is in Oaxaca is het onderstaande, van  http://narcosphere.narconews.com/story/2007/6/30/133544/684.


The Governor of Oaxaca Is Provoking a Mini-Civil War in the State Capital
By Nancy Davies,

Posted on Sat Jun 30th, 2007 at 01:35:44 PM EST

On Friday June 29 a signed letter appeared in Noticias warning the public. Now, whether the author himself, one Patricio Solari, is acting in good faith or is himself a provocateur, I don’t know. But he outlined the plan, which we have already seen in its initial stages of the dozen or so commercial people from the zócalo area confronting the teacher APPO plantón with an ultimatum.. Solari names the ex- “chief of police” Manuel Vera Salinas, as being recruited along with other former chiefs. They would head up the selected infiltrators to be within the encampment. The former police, armed, would provoke the actual shooting – this in the middle of a zócalo occupied not only by overt partisans and teachers but also by vendors, tourists, children, and families. The infiltrators shooting into a column of marchers would incite the melee, bringing on the intervention of the ministerial police, state police, etcetera.

A Saturday Noticias article claims that the PRI is paying up to 300 pesos per youngster to fight in the expected confrontation.

Divide and conquer is an ancient strategy, and is well documented in rural Oaxaca where it’s easy to spark fights over water and land. But inside the city, where it would not be possible to target particular individuals, is another whole ballgame. Inside the zócalo on Friday I spoke to a waitress in the floundering restaurant cafe. She is young, pretty and vicious. Her words were, “we’re going to push them out”. How? I asked, since I doubt pushing is so easy, but when I referred to killing the teachers, she assured me that the APPO is armed – and the commercial people are also.

A small APPO march – apparently the APPO called off its megamarch as a show of good faith, but not everyone knew it or agreed to the cancellation – arrived at about 6:00 Friday evening. Among the first speakers was a man who identified himself as a vendor on the street Las Casas, who told the crowd that Las Casas would not participate in the attempt to dislodge the encampment, by a vote of 70% in opposition. (Las Casas is a poor street; it resembles Mexico City with its jammed sidewalks. It has been threatened with a “clean-up” because vendor stalls block entrances to shops.)

Saturday Noticias printed an article saying the attack was “suspended”. Two organizations are involved: Consejo Ciudadano para el Progresso, which was quoted as saying, “the peaceful expulsion planned for this Saturday was cancelled at the request of the governor Ulises Ruiz Ortiz ‘to maintain the peace’ “. The other group, Organización Independiente de Comerciantes Establecidos (OICE) has thus far not announced their agreement with the CCP.

A spokesperson for the APPO called on the small and mid-size businesses to not fall into the “perverse game” of Ruiz Ortiz because he is trying to use honest men and women “ to fulfill his assassin’s aims”.

So we now wait to see if the current offer of the government is acceptable to resolve teacher-APPO demands. And we wait for URO’s next move.

Bulletin van APPO over vandaag 
Carla - 16.07.2007 11:21

Er is een persverklaring van APPO over de reactie van de overheid op hun aangekondigde alternatieve Guelaguetza feest met afsluiting in het Guelaguetza stadion en de boykotoproep voor het officiele Guelaguetza feest.
Je kan het vinden op:
 http://www.asambleapopulardeoaxaca.com/boletines/

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