In this issue: Mexico Owns the Water. Who Can Use It?
Contents:
«Water everywhere… and not a drop to drink» — By Meizhu Lui, for the
editorial team
Voices: Mexico Owns the Water. Who Can Use It? — Interview with
Luis Eugenio Parés Sevilla, a specialist in agricultural and
agroindustrial planning, organization and development. He has more
than five decades of experience promoting projects for ejidos,
communities and cooperatives that connect the social economy,
technological innovation and food sovereignty to strengthen small
producers. Parés Sevilla is the author of books and articles on rural
development, social organization and transformation of the Mexican
agri-food system.
Reflections: Arleene Correa Valencia, a love letter — By Vicky Hamlin.
Arleene Correa Valencia, a multidisciplinary and community-oriented
artist, was born in 1993 in Michoacán, Mexico, and later immigrated to
Napa Valley, California, at the age of three, She is a DACA artist.
Correa Valencia attended community colleges and received her Master of
Fine Arts at California College of the Arts in San Francisco in 2020.
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-102126
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Bulletin Team: Courtney Childs, Heather Dashner, Pedro Gellert, Vicky Hamlin, Aggie Hinman, Bruce Hobson, Meizhu Lui, Samuel Martínez and Diego Torres.
