Web Letters: Zapatista Code Red

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By Naomi Klein

This article appeared in the January 7, 2008 edition of The Nation.

December 20, 2007

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  • Who can keep up with Naomi Klein?

    Around here, Tijuana, the border extending East, and Baja Cali haven't been quiet either. Mexico feels as if at a tipping point, and I'm afraid January 20, 2009, may be too far away for it, and us.

    Chiapas is absolutely beautiful country; San Cristobal is precious. Hopefully the markets there shall continue to thrive and ripen.

    S. Debs

    San Diego, CA

    12/22/2007 @ 05:57am


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