| Once outside in the warm desert air, walking home, she tried to remember if the manager called her a stinking shoe or a Zapatista. |
|
| The Zapatista communities have completely divorced themselves from the state. |
|
| But the state is not, as some Zapatista followers would argue, like a rock that we can walk around. |
|
| Activists putting the finishing touches on boots at a Zapatista run workshop. |
|
| Speeches of Marcos, a Zapatista leader, are transmitted by internet while he remains in hiding in the mountains of Chiapas. |
|
| They were civilian casualties of an ongoing armed conflict that began with the 1994 Zapatista uprising in Chiapas. |
|
| The Fray Pedro de la Nada Committee for Human Rights was created in 1994, not long after the Zapatista uprising in Chiapas. |
|
| Help for Mexicans displaced by the Zapatista conflict has been confined to strictly humanitarian assistance. |
|
| We had also hoped to hold a meeting with representatives of the Zapatista movement, which we were not able to do. |
|
| The Zedillo government will be anxious to reach a peace accord with Zapatista rebels to help reassure financial markets. |
|
| In August, Zapatista rebels kept their promise and did not interfere with the presidential elections. |
|
| All of our grains, legumes, eggs, and coffees are organically grown, our coffee is grown and fairly-traded from a Zapatista co-operative in Chiapas, Mexico. |
|
| Many of them learned important theoretical and practical lessons from antiglobalization struggles in developing countries, particularly from Mexico's Zapatista rebellion. |
|
| Indeed, these scarcities helped raise indigenous grievances to the level necessary for both the rise and success of the Zapatista rebels. |
|
| Zapatista rebels are expected to react with force to any military crackdown by the government, likely confronting government troops directly in Chiapas. |
|
| We mark 1994 as a watershed, not just because it is the date when NAFTA was implemented, but because the very same day it was implemented, the Zapatista uprising took place in the southern state of Chiapas. |
|
| There is a bonesetter and a midwife, who together comprise the basic health team for all Zapatista communities. |
|
| Our group would also like to make it clear, in line with what was expressed yesterday in the delegation, that we have no hesitations about the indigenous Zapatista movement being present in this House. |
|
| The Zapatista rebel uprising on 1 January 1994 in Mexico's most southerly state of Chiapas is a manifestation of long-festering indigenous people's dissatisfaction and protest against historic discrimination and repression. |
|
| A self-proclaimed Zapatista Militia recently announced its formation in central Queretaro and Guanajuato states, although the state governor disclaimed its existence. |
|
|
|
| Secondly, I welcome the correctness, the action and the willingness to enter into dialogue demonstrated by the Zapatista movement in the person of Commander Ester in the Mexican Congress. |
|
| The climate of environmental stress, land scarcity and increasing peasant dissatisfaction proved to be ideally fertile ground, however, for the rise and success of the Zapatista challenge to state authority. |
|
