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It is the Zapatista uprising, a low intensity conflict due to neo-liberal policies at the expense of social welfare of indigenous people the southern state of Chiapas. It started on January 1, 1994 and has been led by the popular "Subcomandante Marcos", main ideologist and spokesman of the movement.
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When did Chiapas conflict happen?
Chiapas conflict happened on 1994-01-01.
What is the distance from Chiapas Mexico to Antigua Guatemala?
Driving through the Panamerican Highway, it is approximately between a 4 to 5 hour drive by car to get to Tapachula, Chiapas; which is the closest city that borders Guatemala and Chiapas.
What native Indians are found in Chiapas Mexico?
the indiginous peoples of chiapas are the myans
Where is palenque?
Palenque is in Chiapas, Mexico.
What part of Mexico were the zapatistas from?
they came from chiapas!
Where were the mayans geographically located?
mexico,chiapas
Can you build an orphanage in Chiapas Mexico?
Yes, you can.
Where is el chichon volcano?
It's in Chiapas, Mexico
What country is south of the Chiapas region in Mexico?
Guatemala is.
State in southern Mexico demanding more atonomy?
The Amerindian communities in the state of Chiapas (capital: Tuxtla Gutierrez)
What language does this phrase 'periodicos de chiapas' originate from?
Chiapas, officially "Free and Sovereign State of Chiapas", is one of the thirty-one states along with the Federal District that comprises the 32 Federal Entities of Mexico. "Periodicos de Chiapas" is a period of time encompassing the Chiapas conflict during the Zapatista Uprising subsequent to the passing of North American Federal Trade Agreement (NAFTA) in 1994 which led to the cancellation of Article 27 of Mexico's constitution and happened to be the cornerstone of Emiliano Zapata's revolution of 1901-1919 that protected Indian communal landholdings from either sale or privatization.
Which state is furthest south for the us of Mexico?
Chiapas is such state.
