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I have friends in Oaxaca, visit the state fairly often. I am so grateful that you are covering the grievous situation there, and hope that you will continue to monitor the situation. It is difficult to find accurate and unbiased information about the repressive situations in Oaxaca and Chiapas—every faction has its ax to grind, and it is like picking your way through a maze (especially when you are there, on the ground) to find non-aligned, or safely aligned people to talk to, and ways to get into the indigenous communities to communicate, share information, and provide aid. There are spies, guns, and threats everywhere. I have heard Chiapas referred to as “Mexico’s Mississippi,” and I’m sure Oaxaca more than qualifies to be “Mexico’s Alabama.” Thanks for the in-depth look. (And P.S….I am looking for a trusted driver for my trip there in early August…was hoping to visit SJCopala, unless the situation there is ridiculously dangerous.
Posted by Yaxchibonam on Jun 15, 2008 at 11:35 PM
I am so grateful that you are covering the grievous situation there, and hope that you will women’s watches continue to monitor the situation. It is difficult to find accurate and unbiased information about the repressive situations in Oaxaca and Chiapas—every faction has its ax to grind, and it is like picking your way through a maze (especially when you are there, on the ground) to find non-aligned, or safely aligned people to talk to, and ways to get watches into the indigenous communities to communicate, share information, and provide aid. There are spies, guns, and threats everywhere.
Posted by shawnlee100 on Dec 6, 2010 at 12:51 AM
I have heard Chiapas mcts eferred to as “Mexico’s Mississippi,” and I’m sure Oaxaca more than qualifies to be “Mexico’s Alabama.” Thanks for the in-depth look. (And P.S….I am looking for a trusted driver for my trip there in early August…was hoping to visit SJCopala, unless the situation there is ridiculously cwna exam dangerous.
Posted by shawnlee100 on Dec 6, 2010 at 12:52 AM
I have heard Chiapas pass4sure referred to as “Mexico’s Mississippi,” and I’m sure Oaxaca more than qualifies to be “Mexico’s Alabama.” Thanks for the in-depth look. (And P.S….I am looking for a trusted driver for my trip there in early ccnp wireless August…was hoping to visit SJCopala, unless the situation there is ridiculously dangerous.
Posted by shawnlee100 on Dec 6, 2010 at 12:54 AM
picking your way through a maze (especially when you are there, on the ground) to find non-aligned, or safely aligned people to talk to, and ways to get watches into the indigenous communities to communicate, share information, and provide aid. There are spies, guns, and threats everywhere.
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I have friends in Oaxaca, visit the state fairly often. I am so grateful that you are covering the grievous situation there, and hope that you will continue to monitor the situation. It is difficult to find accurate and unbiased information about the repressive situations in Oaxaca and Chiapas—every faction has its ax to grind, and it is like picking your way through a maze (especially when you are there, on the ground) to find non-aligned, or safely aligned people to talk to, and ways to get into the indigenous communities to communicate, share information, and provide aid. There are spies, guns, and threats everywhere. I have heard Chiapas referred to as “Mexico’s Mississippi,” and I’m sure Oaxaca more than qualifies to be “Mexico’s Alabama.” Thanks for the in-depth look. (And P.S….I am looking for a trusted driver for my trip there in early August…was hoping to visit SJCopala, unless the situation there is ridiculously dangerous.
I am so grateful that you are covering the grievous situation there, and hope that you will women’s watches continue to monitor the situation. It is difficult to find accurate and unbiased information about the repressive situations in Oaxaca and Chiapas—every faction has its ax to grind, and it is like picking your way through a maze (especially when you are there, on the ground) to find non-aligned, or safely aligned people to talk to, and ways to get watches into the indigenous communities to communicate, share information, and provide aid. There are spies, guns, and threats everywhere.
I have heard Chiapas mcts eferred to as “Mexico’s Mississippi,” and I’m sure Oaxaca more than qualifies to be “Mexico’s Alabama.” Thanks for the in-depth look. (And P.S….I am looking for a trusted driver for my trip there in early August…was hoping to visit SJCopala, unless the situation there is ridiculously cwna exam dangerous.
I have heard Chiapas pass4sure referred to as “Mexico’s Mississippi,” and I’m sure Oaxaca more than qualifies to be “Mexico’s Alabama.” Thanks for the in-depth look. (And P.S….I am looking for a trusted driver for my trip there in early ccnp wireless August…was hoping to visit SJCopala, unless the situation there is ridiculously dangerous.
picking your way through a maze (especially when you are there, on the ground) to find non-aligned, or safely aligned people to talk to, and ways to get watches into the indigenous communities to communicate, share information, and provide aid. There are spies, guns, and threats everywhere.
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