Published La Otra Chilanga on May 4, 2006.
News of the clashes in Texcoco and San Salvador Atenco is getting so repetitive when Delegate Zero went by Metro, which is perhaps the most famous market of this largest city planet: the Mercado de La Merced, in the midst of a large contingent which, among other faces, was that of Alexis Benhumea.
There, after a brief tour on a motorcycle, one by one they were saying your tenants of a chore than it seems to be slowly turning into something like a picture of the past. The same story of dispossession and humiliation was repeated in those voices, before the astonished gaze sometimes funny and other shippers and dealers did not expect to see the man in the nose after the masks [audio ].



Open as the first dish in this string of indignities, the word first was from a few fellow sex workers [audio ].

The Other Tepito.
Then, the words of the Other Campaign resound in the pejoratively called "Barrio Bravo" name by which the electronic media named the rebel dignity that neither their "analysts" and their speakers disguised as news drivers understand or never understand.
There, in the same streets that gave birth the same to Raul "El Raton" Macias Ricardo Rocha, Delegate Zero heard the word a young student, a resident of the neighborhood [audio ], Then go a long line of posts between pushing and seasoned greetings for the delivery of a pair of gloves, an unmistakable sign of cultural tradition tepiteña.
Then, the long impasse where they were coming one by one the accurate news about what was happening in Atenco. In the electronic media, the owners of power and money up front men threw hand to whip the euphemistically called "law enforcement." Outside, even in Tepito, bailiffs helped these young people had been acting as a "safe" traffic, explaining that "the son of the people" was in the former Mecamalinco where Cuauhtémoc to resist the English before being taken prisoner on the evening of August 13, 1521.
The Other Tlatelolco.
1521 ... 1968 ... 1985. In one amalgam, anger and pain they walked together as if they come from a long time.
darts lie in the roads broken, the hairs are scattered.
are roofless houses, with red walls.
are roofless houses, with red walls.
Auh in otlica Omitlan xaxamântoc tzontli momoyauhtoc. Calli
tzontlapouhtoc chichiliuhtoc calli. Moyacatlamina Ocuilti otlica.
tzontlapouhtoc chichiliuhtoc calli. Moyacatlamina Ocuilti otlica.
memory mirror of history, danced by the square of the resistance to serve as a side dish to the new word, heir to the old words.
worms swarm in the streets and squares, and walls are the brains.
Rojas are the waters are like stained, and when we drink, it's as if we were drinking salt water.

Ocuilti moyacatlamina otlica. Incaltech Auh, hahalacatoc in cuatextli.
Auh yn atl za za yuhqui chichiltic yuhqui tlapatlatl tiquique tiqui tequixquiatl yuh ca.
Auh yn atl za za yuhqui chichiltic yuhqui tlapatlatl tiquique tiqui tequixquiatl yuh ca.
banged, meanwhile, the adobe walls and was our legacy a network of holes.
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c ipa tictetzotzonaya xamitl Auh, auh in atlacomolli ca toneixcahuil.

c ipa tictetzotzonaya xamitl Auh, auh in atlacomolli ca toneixcahuil.
The next day, as part of the agenda in the same regional coordination, Delegate Zero would meet with members of indigenous peoples in Mexico City, adherents to the Sixth Declaration of the Lacandon Jungle, but history would dictate otherwise. This is his [ word].
Red Alert.
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