Anarchist groups use the walls of the Zocalo to communicate their vision for a new Oaxaca. 

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

Tents of the "plantón" - peoples occupation - in the Zocalo. 

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

The popular movement in Oaxaca includes a broad section of the Mexican left, including the Stalinists. 

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

More tents of the plantón. 

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

The bootleg video salesmen in the Zocalo are all showing videos of the recent APPO marchs - all over the Zocalo crowds gather around to watch the videos. 

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

APPO political graffiti plasters the walls of the city. 

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

Boycott the Commercial Guelaguetza. 

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

Taken: Oct 9, 2011

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

Many of the vendors selling food in the Zocalo are APPO members who proudly display their affilation. 

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

All power to the people. 

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

Long live the peoples Guelaguetza. 

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

Workers camp outside a closed hotel, near the Zocalo. 

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

Workers camp outside a closed hotel, near the Zocalo. The hotel owners closed the hotel a few months ago, abandoning the workers who had not been paid. 

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

Now the unemployed workers camp out in front of the hotel day and night, demanding justice and reminding passersby that “Oaxaca is a city of the people - not the bosses.” 

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

Taken: Aug 13, 2007

No more repression. 

Taken: Aug 13, 2007