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List of demands from FM-ZB (Frente Mixteco-Zapoteco Binacional). Divided into 17 different sections, each covers different municipalities/regions or themes. These 9 sections call for resources and government recognition.

List of demands from FM-Zb (Frente Mixteco-Zapoteco Binacional). Divided into 17 different sections, each covers different municipalities/regions or themes. The first 8 sections on this page cover regions in Oaxaca.

Article by Rufino Dominguez, titled “En La Mixtecas Hay Huella de Emigración.” He reflects on the way that pueblos used to function before migration to the United States became commonplace for Mixtec communities.

FM-ZB presents their demands in “En Lucha Por La Solución Al Pliego De Demandas De Las Organizaciones Y Comunidades Mixtecas Y Zapotecas,” urging the recognition of economic, political and social issues of migrant workers.

Article by Catalina Ventura titled “La Mujeres Mixtecas se Organizan.” She presents her grievances surrounding gender inequality and wider demands for women’s liberation.

Editorial titled, “Resultados Sobre las Elecciones a Gobernador” by Rufino Dominguez. Rufino discusses the region, arguing that migration has uprooted them. Rufino also discusses possible routes moving forward.

Cover page for El Tequio Vol. 1 No.4, published December 1992. Cover features a photo of Miguel Zafra, titled "Mixteco con yunta," and he has a yoke of oxen. In the background, there is a hut.

Este documento describe la estructura básica de la CNMI. | This document describes the basic structure of the CNMI

Reflexiones sobre la relación entre la visión del feminismo tradicional y la perspectiva de las mujeres indígena de Abiayala | Reflections on the relationship between traditional feminism and the perspectives of Indigenous women from Abiyayala

Informe dirigido a la CIDH que describe cómo funciona la disciminación contra las mujeres indígenas en Abiayala | Report addressed to the IACHR describing how discrimination against indigenous women operates in Abiayala