Alma De Walsche (born 1955, Belgium) worked as an editor for Wereldwijd magazine for 11 years. After Worldwide merged with the global magazine MO*, she worked for MO*.

From 1981 to 1986, Alma lived in Ecuador and did formative work in Indian communities. Since then she has continued to follow current affairs in Latin America. De Walsche writes mainly for MO*, but also gives lectures and courses on Latin America. She now works freelance.

Alma De Walsche

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Name
Alma De Walsche
Title
Journalist
Expertise
Latin America
Country
Belgium
City
Brussels

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The unwanted indigenous people of Chiapas, Mexico

  • Culture
  • Human Rights
  • Politics

TUXTLA GUTIÉRREZ - In January 2004, it will be ten years since the Zapatista Army of Liberation (EZLN) took up arms in the Mexican state of Chiapas. The rebels set themselves an unlikely mission: to declare war on neoliberalism.