Econo Texutal Objects
Ayotzinapa
by Raquel Gutiérrez
Editor Gutiérrez writes that "some of us are witnessing and some of us are participating in the fomenting of a movement with one mandate: that 43 young men were taken alive and the world wants them back." The message endeavors to hold the "México's narco-government accountable." The zine contains a range of original responses, reaction, and even silences to the events on September 26 when 6 students were murdered and 43 disappeared, including a contribution from author Felicia Luna Lemus. –Grace Li
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Econo Texutal Objects: Ayotzinapa
2014, [Econo textual objects]
in Multiple languages
- First edition.
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Featuring work by Betto Arcos, Nikki Darling, Iris De Anda, Rafa Esparza, Viva Flores, Carribean Fragoza, Freddy Gutierrez, Laura Gutiérrez, Xandra Ibarra, Felicia Luna Lemus, Rubén Martinez, Isela Meraz, Monica Teresa Ortiz, Iván A. Ramos, Félix Solano Vargas.
Limited run of 125.
Freedoms and restrictions are not stated. Assume copyright.
Gift; Bitch Media; 2019.
In English and Spanish.
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