Mexico

Damián Gallardo, “I was accused of organized crime and kidnapping, but I was being set up by my government”

Gallardo is an “Ayuuk” native from Oaxaca, as well as an activist, human rights defender, and promoter of a community education model. He was invited by the Taula per Mèxic to come to Barcelona and denounce the human rights violations that are taking place in his country.

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Image of someone from Taula per Mèxic making a poster

'Silence is not an option' campaign attempts to fight situation in Mexico

The campaign 'silence is not an option' shows in a recent report that the rates of violence committed against journalists in Mexico are still increasing.

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Cauce Ciudadano has been working for the last 19 years by reconverting these groups of violence into groups that build peace.

From being in juvenile delinquency gangs to joining peace movements in Mexico

Cauce Ciudadano has been working for the last 19 years to reconvert violent groups of juvenile delinquents into members of society that promote peace and social change.

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Glòria Careaga, a prominent personality within the LGBTI movement in Mexico.

Gloria Careaga: "Understanding gender inequalities turns the structure upside-down and forces you to visualize reality from different perspectives”

Gloria Careaga, a prominent personality within the LGBTI movement in Mexico, talks to us about the progress and challenges the group faces in this North American country.

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