More like the 1993 Russian Constitutional Crisis. Negotiations and peace talks were held the entire time this occurred, and the crisis was limited to only one region of the country. Interestingly, this group still controls some regions in Mexico.
@@Plaga-de-Guitarra Between the EZLN and Mexican Military mostly. There were some gunfights, but not necessarily the sort of fighting we see in the US invasion of iraq and afghanistan. There was a ceasefire signed between the two. The EZLN now controls several autonomous municipalities in Chiapas. Currently they're dealing with clashes between them, the cartels and the mexican government.
Actually one of the things that prevented a Massacre from occurring was that the Mexican People in General took the side of the Zapatistas and there were countless Protests so that the Government and the Army did not continue attacking them
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When the administrive building start speaking maya
When it’s over
When it's over
When it’s over
It's... Just getting started >:)
Igual soy insurgente del EZLN,
No eres solo!
Todos somos!
The end is near brothers and sisters.
you cishets demonstrating hopelessness are cute sometimes
dont worry, we queers will go in the frontline
@@anti-predatory6675 what?
... Holà, pas sûre que le marxisme soit " amour " , amistad a las lacandonas de Chiapas ❤
Marxism is love ✊ equal rights for every man regardless of his strength
shut up, I just post cool aesthetics, not politics
@@thebarracks5405 oh shit- you just gonna say it like that?
@@crunchthedying5606 Yes.
@@thebarracks5405 respect
@@thebarracks5405 Bro you cant Post a Video celebrating a far left revolutinary Army and then be suprised that it attracs marxists
It's so over.
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its joever
so...were there actual intense gunfights and battles that took place during this...or was it like the 1993 Russian Constitutional Crisis?
More like the 1993 Russian Constitutional Crisis. Negotiations and peace talks were held the entire time this occurred, and the crisis was limited to only one region of the country. Interestingly, this group still controls some regions in Mexico.
@@hombredeladiscoteca so...little clashes between civilians and EZLN? (At least thats what i got from that)
@@Plaga-de-Guitarra Between the EZLN and Mexican Military mostly. There were some gunfights, but not necessarily the sort of fighting we see in the US invasion of iraq and afghanistan. There was a ceasefire signed between the two. The EZLN now controls several autonomous municipalities in Chiapas. Currently they're dealing with clashes between them, the cartels and the mexican government.
At some point the mexican military used planes to fight the zapatists and a few gunfights, though this conflict didnt even last 2 weeks
Actually one of the things that prevented a Massacre from occurring was that the Mexican People in General took the side of the Zapatistas and there were countless Protests so that the Government and the Army did not continue attacking them
Ese ejercito casi mata a un profesor mio
Casi, pero siguió vivo
Basado
@@chatocorrea2973 de milagro y todo por enseñarles a los niños literatura hispana.
Ojalá hubieran acertado
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