CUCAPA: "RESIST TO EXIST"-"RESISTIR PARA EXISTIR"

by Zezta LA Wednesday, Mar. 14, 2007 at 5:51 PM

3/24 : Film Debut "Resistir Para Existir" & Cucapa Solidarity Statement (CWLA)

CUCAPA: "RESIST...
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Resistir Para Existir

Film Showing

Along with Guest Speakers from the encampment

Hosted by Cop Watch LA
La Otra Campana / La Otra en el Otro Lado

Saturday March 24th

5pm

Chuco's Justice Center
253 W. Martin Luther King (cross street is Broadway)
Los Angeles, CA

The Mexican government has a long history of ommiting the voices of its internal indigenous population. One example is the genocide of the Cucapá, who have been denied fishing permits, eventhough they have been fishing in this valley for over 9,000 years.

Chuco's Justice Center is also a donation drop off spot, for the encampment in Mexicalli.

Please visit for more info:
stopthegenocidecampaign.blogspot.com/
www.copwatchla.org


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Chuco's Justice Center is a donation drop off center for the Cucapa Encampment call (323)235-4243


Cop Watch LA: Cucapa Solidarity Statement


Cop Watch LA stands in solidarity with the Cucapa people of Mexicali, Mexico in their efforts to maintain self-determination and autonomy from foreign governments. Attacks upon the Cucapa by Federal and Local governments, including: forced relocations; the theft of resources; and the criminalization of an entire people; are a direct result of imperialist, colonialist, and white supremacist terror campaigns waged upon Indigenous Peoples in the Western Hemisphere since 1492. We denounce the violent attempts to impose a foreign government on a people who have practiced their way of life, on their land, for over 9,000 years. We demand that soldiers, the navy, and PROFEPA retreat from this recent terror campaign and end the stealing of natural resources, culture and way of life. CWLA supports any efforts taken by the Cucapa to defend themselves as a people and to end this form of slavery and genocide. We acknowledge our common enemy on both sides of the border and advocate organizing in our own communities and struggling alongside the Cucapa and the people of Mexico.