In Oaxaca, Mexico, 24 EZLN (Ejercito Zapatista para la Liberación Nacional) representatives have left their jungle stronghold in Chiapas, undertaking a journey to Mexico City to pressure the government into adopting legislation which will protect the rights of the nation's eleven million indigenous people. A caravan of international supporters is traveling with the Zapatistas to express solidarity and discourage potential violence by the Mexican military. Read the speech given in Oaxaca on Feb 26. Read about the history of the legislation and the San Andres Accords 1, 2. Zapatista backers are calling for international demonstrations in solidarity with the EZLN. Audio report from Willy Underbaggage, a Lakota man from Pine Ridge, SD, who is working closely with the EZLN and other indigenous groups in Mexico and the US. Read More  Meanwhile, police brutalized protesters in Cancun at the latest World Economic Forum on February 26-27.  chiapas.indymedia.org