MEXICO SOLIDARITY BULLETIN — THE WEEKLY NEWSLETTER OF THE MEXICO SOLIDARITY PROJECT — NO. 293 — OCTOBER 14, 2026

Contents: Trees Know No Borders — By Meizhu Lui, for the editorial team

Voices: Deportation Linchpin: Detention Camps — Interview with
John Washington, staff writer at LOOKOUT, an accountability news
outlet focusing on LGBTQ+ issues. His most recent book, How to Close a
Camp was published by Haymarket Books in 2026.

Reflections: Six Lessons from Brazil’s First Round Vote — By José
Luis Granados Ceja. Mexico City-based journalist and political analyst
Granados Ceja currently covers Latin America for Drop Site News. He is
the co-founder of MSP’s Soberanía podcast and a presenter on the show
Sin Muros on Mexico’s Canal Once. He focuses on political issues,
social movements, elections and human rights.

Clicks: Recent news reports and commentaries, from progressive and
mainstream media, on life and struggles on both sides of the US-Mexico
border. Compiled by Samuel Martínez.

(https://mexicosolidarityproject.substack.com/p/mexico-solidarity-bulletin-101426

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*MEXICO SOLIDARITY MEDIA: Our website for current news and analysis in English

*¡SOBERANÍA! (Sovereignty): For entertaining exposés of events in Mexico in English, catch our podcast with José Luis Granados Ceja and Kurt Hackbarth.

*Sin Muros with English subtitles: José Luis and Kurt host a weekly TV show on Canal Once that analyzes Mexico-US relations with English subtitles.

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