January 1973 Land Rebellion

The so-called land rebellion in January 1973 stimulated the hope of multi-ethnic groups and united various opposition groups. The land rebellion on the eastern coast of Demera is an important factor stimulating the growth of cooperation between the group and the individual, which ultimately led to the formation of the WPA. Large scale squatting on the east coast of Demerara in 1973, encouraged by ASCRIA with the support of Ratoon, IPRA, WPVP, is support and participation of multi-ethnic groups and further expansion of cooperation to economic and social complaints . .

In Guyana and the Caribbean, today is remembered not in 1833, but in 1973 Forbes Burnham occupied the newly nationalized sugar field with multiple ethnic groups. Or are black bauxite workers against black manpower executive officials and black managers rebellion over the past few years? In order to cause a new political collapse of the present day, we must play a central role in philosophy and history.

When the Ejercito Zapatista de Liberacion National (EZLN, or Zapatista National Liberation Army) came out of the jungle to occupy a series of provinces in southern Mexico on January 1, 1994, the rebellion attracted worldwide attention It was. The purpose of the Chiapas uprising was to listen to indigenous voices first at the national level of Mexico. For most of the past 500 years, indigenous voices have been neglected passively or cruelly suppressed. Under Mexico's harsh working conditions, indigenous lands and resources were repeatedly stolen and people themselves were exploited. The official policy of the Mexican state is primarily aimed at assimilation and focuses only on the value of different ethnic, cultural and linguistic heritage in that country.

Chiapas has been one of Mexico's regions of least concern in the Mexican revolutionary reforms for many years. In January 1994, the Zapatista National Liberation Army caused a revolt against the state of Chiapas in Mexico. It announced that it is an indigenous sport and received the strongest and oldest support from Cheia Panmaya. Today, the number of supporters is important. (See also the confrontation between EZLN and Chiapas.) The most traditional Maya group is Rakandon, a small group of people who avoided contact with outsiders through a small group living in Rakhandon's jungle in the second half of the 20th century. These Lacandon Maya came from the Campeche / Petén region (northeast of Chiapas) and moved into the Lacandon tropical rainforest at the end of the 18th century.