Zapatistas in Chapias

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>>2621563

Indigenous communities communing indigenously.

They're still doing their own thing, so I'd say a success.

The economy is mutalist and barter-based on a local level.

There's a reason you don't hear about it on tv,

>>2622073
*mutualist

also pic somewhat related.

r>>2622073
>There's a reason you don't hear about it on tv,
nobody cares?

I'm unironically wearing a Zapata t shirt right now. What a coincidence.

I've actually been to Chiapas, I went in summer 2001, not too many years after the revolution. Lots of bullet holes still around the city I was in (San Cristobal de las Casas). The Mexican government totally squashed the revolution, it's dead. Although the revolutionaries got some of what they wanted (better land).

Subcomandante Marcos is a real fucking hero. Or a CIA plant.