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“I ask everyone to show solidarity with my case.” -Fidencio Aldama

Fidencio’s case is another example of the injustices committed against defenders of land and life, who confront megaprojects endorsed by the Mexican state, where transnational companies are always at the forefront.

The last legal recourse available, this appeal now sits before Magistrate Luz Elba de la Torre Orozco of the Third Collegial Tribunal of Penal and Administrative Matters for the Fifth Circuit of the State of Sonora. The tribunal’s ruling is expected to be made at any moment.

Call out for a week of solidarity with the Yaqui Tribe of Loma de Bácum, for those disappeared to be returned alive, and for the freedom of Fidencio Aldama.

Traditional authorities of Loma de Bácum, opposed to the gas pipeline, were left out of the event in which Obrador apologized to the Yaqui Tribe.

This week we celebrate and show our solidarity with land defenders and victims of state repression across the globe. For a world without capitalism, states, or prisons.

We wanted to share a quick update on what we’ve been up to, as well as provide some information on the current situation in Fidencio’s community of Loma de Bácum.

Residents of Loma de Bácum, Sonora blame the government and organized crime for missing persons cases amid struggles against megaprojects.

The week of letter writing and artwork in solidarity with our imprisoned compa Fidencio Aldama begins today and runs through Saturday, June 26.

Amidst a series of abuses being carried out against Fidencio Aldama, activists call on people to send letters, messages, and art, demanding his prompt freedom.