Protesters demand clean water in Guadalajara and are met with repression at Casa Jalisco
Text and photos: Víctor Ibarra 11 octubre 2026. More than 20,000 people attended the Mega-March for Clean Water in Guadalajara, México, marching from the Minerva Roundabout to Casa Jalisco, the residence of Jalisco Governor Pablo Lemus, who days earlier had assured students—who had confronted him about the city’s water crisis and violence—that “they would be […]
Topolobampo: Can Moving the Pipes Protect a Sacred Bay?
After a 12-year environmental battle and an encampment blockade now on its 89th day, the Mexican government is proposing a significant change. Will it be enough? By Tracy L. Barnett For Water Today Along its mangrove-fringed shallows on Mexico’s Gulf of California, shrimp, blue crab and juvenile fish find food and shelter. Bottlenose dolphins move […]
Kites flying in the wind to defend the territory in Tonalá, México
Photos and text: Víctor Ibarra Threads that connect hands to the wind, linking the earth’s present stories with the sky. Glances of joy and surprise that wind through the vivid colors, up there in the heights. Hands raised and intertwined with new family experiences, reviving nostalgia on this hill. Musical voices in solidarity with the […]
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