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Entrevistas

 Entrevistas is a publication of PBI Mexico that highlights situations that increase risks to the physical or psychological integrity of Mexican human rights defenders, or that damage the legitimacy of their work.  The opinions expressed in this publication do not necessarily reflect the opinions of PBI Mexico.

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Entrevista12 Raul Hernández, prisoner of conscience

Interview with Raúl Hernández Abundio, declared a prisoner of conscience by Amnesty International This interview was carried out in the Ayutla CERESO on 12 November 2009, a year and a half after Raúl was first gaoled.

Entrevista12 Raul Hernández, prisoner of conscience (pdf 4.7 MB)



Entrevista11 RadioNomndaa

New arrest warrant against David Valtierra, co-founder of the community radio station Radio Ñomndaa, The Word of the Water, in Xochistlahuaca, Guerrero

Entrevista11 RadioNomndaa (pdf 3.9 MB)



Entrevista10 Cuauhtémoc Ramirez, OPIM

Effects of criminal cases against human rights defenders Cuauhtémoc Ramírez Rodríguez is the current secretary of the Organisation of the Indigenous Me’phaa People (Organización del Pueblo Indígena Me’phaa, OPIM). The organisation defends and promotes the basic rights of indigenous Me’phaa communities in the municipality of Ayutla de los Libres, Guerrero.

Entrevista10 Cuauhtémoc Ramirez, OPIM (pdf 419 KB)



Entrevista 7 Civil Monitor: indigenous youth shot at military checpoint

Indigenous Man killed at Military Checkpoint, Huamuxtitlán, Guerrero. On July 7th, lawyers from the Civil Monitor traveled to Huamuxtitlán to follow up on the case. PBI accompanied them and interviewed Rommel Chacan, lawyer from the Civil Monitor.

Entrevista 7 Civil Monitor: indigenous youth shot at military checpoint (pdf 1.1 MB)



Entrevista 6 AFADEM CMDPDH: Demand for Justice for the Disappeared from the Dirty War

Demand for justice before the Inter-American Court of Human Rights on behalf of the disappeared from the Dirty War in Mexico. Tita and Rosendo Radilla Martínez testify on July 7th

Entrevista 6 AFADEM CMDPDH: Demand for Justice for the Disappeared from the Dirty War (pdf 1.2 MB)



Entrevista 5 Tadeco Tlachinollan: Militarization in the Sierra de Petatlán

On June 9th, 500 soldiers arrived and besieged two communities of about 40 inhabitants in the Sierra de Petatlán, Guerrero. Because of the serious nature of the situation, members of NGOs, the Coddehum and reporters traveled to the area to document the situation.

Entrevista 5 Tadeco Tlachinollan: Militarization in the Sierra de Petatlán (pdf 269 KB)



Entrevista 4 Comite 25: Justice for Juan Manuel

Justice for Juan Manuel. On October 16th, 2008 Juan Manuel Martínez Moreno was detained by the National Attorney General's Office (PGR), and accused of participating in the murder of U.S. reporter Bradley Rolland Will, killed on October 27th, 2006. The November 25th Liberation Committee defends the innocence of Martínez Moreno, and has taken on his legal defense.

Entrevista 4 Comite 25: Justice for Juan Manuel (pdf 1.7 MB)



Entrevista 3 Tepeyac: Indigenous Rights and Wind Farms in the Tehuantepec Isthmus

Indigenous Rights and Wind Farms in the Tehuantepec Isthmus. The case of San Mateo del Mar, a community affected by the construction of a wind farm, is a vivid example of the agrarian conflicts and demands for legal recognition of agrarian rights that continue to be problematic in many indigenous communities.

Entrevista 3 Tepeyac: Indigenous Rights and Wind Farms in the Tehuantepec Isthmus (pdf 1.2 MB)



Entrevista 2 Cerezo Committee

The Cerezo Committee receives Hector and Antonio, freed February 16, 2009. Brigadas Internacionales de Paz began accompanying Emiliana, Francisco and Alejandro Cerezo Contreras, members of the Cerezo Committee in February 2002 following the detention of their brothers Alejandro, Hector and Antonio in August 2001. As a result of the activities they carried out to demand their freedom, Francisco and Emiliana Cerezo Contreras were victims of several episodes of harassment and threats.

Entrevista 2 Cerezo Committee (pdf 705 KB)



Entrevista 1 CCTI: Observation Mission in Guerrero

On December 15, 2008 the Collective Against Torture and Impunity (CCTI) called out to civil society organizations to organize an observation mission in order to investigate the case of Javier Torres Cruz and to meet with Máximo Mojica Delgado.

Entrevista 1 CCTI: Observation Mission in Guerrero (pdf 549 KB)


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