“Marcos is gay in San Francisco; Black in South Africa; Asian in Europe; Chicano in San Isidro; anarchist in Spain; Palestinian in Israel; Indigenous in the streets of San Cristóbal; a gang kid in Neza; a rocker in CU; Jewish in Nazi Germany; an ombudsman in Sedena; a feminist within political parties; a communist after the Cold War; a prisoner in Cintalapa; a pacifist in Bosnia; Mapuche in the Andes; a teacher in the CNTE; an artist without a gallery or representation; a housewife on a Saturday night in any neighbourhood of any city in any Mexico; a guerrilla in Mexico at the end of the twentieth century; a striker in the CTM; a reporter writing filler stories for the inside pages; a macho man within the feminist movement; a woman alone on the metro at 10 p.m.; a bored pensioner in the Zócalo; a landless peasant; a marginal publisher; an unemployed worker; a doctor without a job; a nonconformist student; a dissident under neoliberalism; a writer without books or readers; and, of course, a Zapatista in southeastern Mexico.
Marcos is all the rejected and oppressed minorities, resisting, rising up, shouting ‘¡Ya basta!’ – ‘Enough!’ All the minorities when it is time to speak, and the majorities when it is time to remain silent and endure. All the rejected searching for a word, their own word, the one that will restore the majority to us, the eternally fragmented. Everything that disturbs power and the good consciences, that is Marcos. And for that reason, all of us who struggle for a different world, for freedom and the emancipation of humanity, all of us are Marcos.”
Within the Zapatista Army of National Liberation, the clandestine Mexican movement rooted in anti-capitalist, Indigenous and anarchist ideas, there are around 76 commanders, but only one subcommander.
The subcommander is the highest position in the hierarchy, despite the name, which refers to the fact that he stands below the people, who are considered the highest authority.
Subcomandante Marcos, regarded by some as the new Che Guevara, always appeared wearing a ski mask and his identity was never definitively established. However, according to the Mexican government, he is Rafael Sebastián Guillén Vicente, born on 19 June 1957.
In a 2006 interview, Marcos stated that the Zapatista movement did not seek to take political power in Mexico, but rather to legitimise popular and Indigenous demands through forms of self-government.
Marcos’s great communicative ability was also expressed through his writing. His political activity extended into literature as well. He was the creator of Old Antonio and Don Durito of the Lacandon Jungle, characters representing Indigenous culture and Western culture respectively.
In 2014, by his own admission, the revolutionary Subcomandante Marcos ceased to exist, undergoing a symbolic death and rebirth under the name Subcomandante Galeano.
A la izquierda, la millonaria cantante Beyoncé, con un lujoso esqueleto de diamantes engastados, en la Gala Met.
A la derecha, Maryam, una niña palestina de 9 años, con el esqueleto a la vista tras sufrir la hambruna que "Israel" impone en Gaza.
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