Oaxacan insurgents

______. The couple also sources from producers like Liberty Food & Wine Exchange for housemade bread and pasta, Lattin Farms and Dayton Valley Aquaponics for certified organic produce, and Sand Hill Dairy of Fallon for milk and for mozzarella and Oaxaca cheese. “Even thermal inserts for our boxes, ...

Because Jalisco has the second-greatest biodiversity of agaves outside of Oaxaca, distillers use a range of plants in its production, such as Maximilliana, Americana, pata de mule, or mule's foot (which is similar to an espadin). ... The spirit itself is ancient but has a delightfully insurgent post-colonial history.

"There's nothing that I see right now happening on the U.S.-Mexico border that would constitute an insurrection," said retired Adm. James Winnefeld, who was vice chairman of the Joint Chiefs of ... He seized on reports of a caravan of over a thousand migrants who have been dispersing in Oaxaca, Mexico.

Central American migrants stand in line to start their documentation with a Mexican immigration official during the Migrant Stations of the Cross caravan as the group makes a stop at a sports center in Matias Romero, Oaxaca state, Mexico, late Monday, April 2, 2018. The annual caravans have been held in ...

In the USA, there are tens of thousands of teachers in open rebellion, in Oklahoma, West Virginia, Arizona, Kentucky, and things are heating up in ... teachers in Uruguay just walked out for 24 hours; 16,000 teachers in Chihuahua, Mexico walked out last week, joining teachers' strikes in Oaxaca, Chiapas, ...

Activists in Oaxaca donned gowns and veils before saying "I do" to their leafy loves. ... Torres happens to already be tree-betrothed; he married a tree in Bogota, Columbia back in 2014 in an effort to encourage the rebels of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia to plant trees instead of inciting war, ...

Syrian regime air strikes and artillery fire hit the rebel-held enclave of Eastern Ghouta for a sixth straight day killing 32 civilians, as the world struggled to ... and trees, to raise awareness of and respect for trees and to stop illegal logging in San Jacinto Amilpas, Oaxaca state, Mexico, on February 25, 2018. #.

He follows her from her birth in San Luis Potosi through brothels in Acapulco, Monterrey, Ciudad Frontera, and Oaxaca, and the birth of each of her five ... She interviews insurgents, diplomats, refugees, monks – and meets Ahmed, an Iraqi, in Amman, Jordan, introduced by friends who have just covered the ...

The new documentary SHOT IN MEXICO tells the story of Brad Will, a young American activist-journalist who was killed in 2006 while filming a violent rebellion in Oaxaca, Mexico, and the tangled aftermath of his death. Brad's murder, captured on his own camera, ignited worldwide attention and put a ...

A 7.2 magnitude earthquake hit Oaxaca on Friday, with its epicenter close to Pinotepa Nacional and Santiago Jamiltepec, where about 50 homes were damaged, as well as a church and a government building. Juchitan, a small town near the coast, was also badly destroyed. No deaths were reported in ...

But 13 people were killed hours later when a military helicopter bringing Mexico's interior minister, Alfonso Navarrete Prida, and the governor of the state of Oaxaca to a town near the quake's epicenter crashed, the Oaxaca state prosecutor's office said in a statement cited by local news outlets. Mr. Navarrete ...

About sixteen men and women were dancing to drums in front of the bandstand in Oaxaca's central square on January 29. ... Congress, an organization formed in 1996 as part of the Zapatista movement, to be “the home of all indigenous peoples . . . to strengthen their struggles of resistance and rebellion.”.

It was a bumpy ride on a twisting mountain road that brought us to Monte Alban, Oaxaca's biggest archaeological site, overlooking the metropolis. Monte Alban is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After getting off the bus, we found a guide by the ticket booth to tell us more about the site, which was carved out ...

The painting is one of eight in the exhibition “Visualizing Language: Oaxaca in L.A.,” created by Oaxacan artists Dario Canul and Cosijoesa Cernas of the art collective Tlacolulokos, named for their hometown of Tlacolula in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico. The mural series, titled “For the Pride of Your ...