Zacualpans Struggle: A video series about territorial defence in Mexico

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March 24, 2016 | By Jennifer Moore

The Nahua Indigenous community of Zacualpan and their resistance to mining in Colima, Mexico. Indigenous This week's top news and analysis about the struggles of indigenous peoples for rights and sovereignty. For more on indigenous issues visit our topic page: http://rabble.ca/indigenous
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