Strategic Pacification in Chiapas
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1 Strategic Pacification in Chiapas We have A great plan For subjugating Indians and the Green Also!
2 [Chiapas: The Southeast in Two Winds] tells how the supreme government was affected by the poverty of the Indigenous peoples of Chiapas and endowed the area with hotels, prisons, barracks, and a military airport.! It also tells how the beast feeds on the blood of the people, as well as other miserable and unfortunate happenings.!!subcommander Marcos, August 1992" Zapatista Autonomy versus" Mexican Government Strategic Pacification!
3 Chiapanecan Strategies:! Autonomy (Zapatistas)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!Versus!
4 Zapatista Autonomous Zones Red = communities Yellow = Pluriethnic Autonomous Zones Green = Autonomous Zone
5 Zapatista Autonomy challenges nation-state! i. Confronts state ideology of mestizaje " (Mexican state legitimacy derives from fusion of Indian and Spanish traditions! ii.provides a popular challenge to ideological equation of nation and state " Question: What is a nation? "!!!What are 4 th World Peoples?!
6 Autonomy envisions limits to private resource control! revolutionary Tierra y Libertad! ideology! communal property regimes common to southern Mexican indigenous communities! Autonomy thereby challenges economic neoliberalism! Provisions under consideration would:! regulate capital investment and! environmental impact!
7 Practical Challenges Poverty Literacy Health
8 The deployment of autonomy as a popular strategy is controversial within the popular sector uneven distribution of land and resources within autonomous zones Divides landed communal indigeno groups against virtually landless indigenous communities exclusionary discourse of autonomy Does celebrating indigenous uniqueness exclude poor peasants located within indigenous zones?
9 If autonomy is not both pluri-ethnic and regional, it may reproduce existing state-community relations that divide indigenous communities and reproduce state-party fusion: The Comunidad Institucional (Jan Rus)
10 Zapatista Autonomous Zones Practically, a mix Has resolved many Problems Red = communities Yellow = Pluriethnic Autonomous Zones Green = Autonomous Zone
11 Six Mexican State Counter-Strategies: Bureaucratization and Military Intervention Bureaucratization: Government autonomy language would reject pluri-ethnicity and regionality: excluding non-indigenous groups from autonomy and limiting autonomies to the municipal (county) level
12 Bureaucratization II: government language would give the State bureaucratic authority to define who is a Mexican Indian.!
13 Infrastructure Development undercuts autonomy by! i. strategically placing roads and command posts in Zapatista autonomous zones and! ii. slicing up the Lacandon jungle into militarily manageable segments! 2007
14 Mexican government standing army in Chiapas! i. 25,000 soldiers (Mexican government figures) and 60,000 (NGO figures)! ii. national army troops replaced with elite Gafe rapid deployment units.!
15 Paramilitarization : Military modus operandi: 1. identify landless and impoverished non-zapatista communities geographically situated at the intersection of Zapatista-controlled areas 2. Provide economic aid, development projects, and paramilitary training programs to develop them paramilitary communities,
16 Rural Development is military-led development that binds rural Chiapanecos into social and market relations with military personnel and bases: i. large-scale construction projects,! ii. roadway construction,! iii.thriving service industry in prostitution a third.!
17 military has become Mexico s newest rural development agency. researchers have identified institutional supports (development projects, grants-in-aid)
18 (Mexican Government) Strategic Pacification!
19 Political gerrymandering creates a new political geography to match military development.! i. Current long-standing municipio boundaries are redrawn to place military bases at the centers of 30 new municipios.! ii. Mexico s 1995 New Federalist initiative gave new fiscal authority to municipios: new municipal seats/military bases will be well situated to deny Zapatista communities financial resources!
20 San Andrés accords versus the Indigenous Law (Ley Indigena)
21 Why not recognize the San Andrés accords? i. The settlement would provide indigenous peoples with autonomy and the right to self-determination separate tribal courts control over local economic development ii. Under the PRI/Zedillo administration, three groups were lined up against the Zapatistas Traditional PRI caciques and ruling elites who depend on labor & electoral control to maintain themselves in power a. electoral control: control of votes b. labor control: cheap labor for landed estates Mexican national capitalists who want access to Chiapas resources International capitalistists who want to gain access and fear a resurgence of nationalist resource control ideology
22 iii. Under the new Fox/PAN administration the traditional cacique/pri coalition has lost power, but Mexican and international capitalists still fear a loss of economic control iv. At stake now are two very important issues Retiro de fuerzas militares: Troop withdrawal from Chiapas Negotiation of la Nueva Ley de Derechos Indigenas: the New Indian Rights Law a. tribal courts b. self-determination through local governance c. who determines who an Indian is?
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