Zapatistas In Mexico City To Promote
The Indigenous Bill Of Rights Photographs by Danny Turner-Lloveras Mexico City, Mexico The pictures in this photo essay were taken by Danny Turner-Lloveras on March 11, 2001 in the Zocalo of Mexico City. On that day, over 250,000 people gathered to celebrate the arrival from Xochimilco in the state of Mexico of the Zapatista (EZLN) Caravan. The Zapatistas were in Mexico City to promote the passage of the Indigenous Bill of Rights, also known as Los Acuerdos de San Andres, and to address Congress on the virtues of the Bill. |
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Published in In Motion Magazine May 27, 2001. |
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