We arrived hopelessly in Huatulco where to live thinking that it was a change of life and it is that he is all the opposite. The wage that we gained this within reach of our hands not to buy a lot to live because the wage that we won is of $600 pesos and the women $300 pesos weekly.
The 8 men we worked of A.M. to 6 p.m. and the women do not have exact schedule because the rights are not recognized to him the indigenouss women in Santa Cruz Huatulco.
In Huatulco many workers we remained in the same constructions so that we do not have where to live and mayoria on families they are going away to rent paying the amount of $350 pesos monthly aside we paid energia electrica and potable water that is a total of $500 pesos monthly. The things and the prices are very high by the turistico center and it happens to us to harm to those of low resources.
In Santa Cruz Huatulco many men and women do not count on a work. By the same reason we asked for social projects with the governor of the state so that our companeros have an average work to survive. He is that they gave to permissions for traveling salesmen in the beach "the Maguey us", but us they gave it without being legalized Go up calumnies to us that the CIPO in Huatulco habia invaded the beach "the Maguey". The peculiar thing of president Jose Efigenio Hernandez Ramirez is that I let them work one short season of 3 weeks and a day less thought president Jose Efigenio Hernandez Ramirez about complicity with I syndicate policeman Norberto Aragon Ogarrio and Oscar Zamora arrived in the beach "the Maguey" entrevistando at the companeros from Popular the indigenous Council from Oaxaca Sta. Cruz Huatulco-Ricardo Flores Magon (CIPO-RFM) saying to them that that privilege enjoyed the companeros. That so that tenian invaded those places to sell their a.los products and then they gave to order policias policemen him to evacuate them. They threw its things that sold the companeros and his robbed you laminate and wood and the merchandise with the intention of which jamas the companeros have work to survive.
For that reason we give knowing to diverse organizations of the state and the national and international organizations by means of this magazine the repression in Santa Cruz Huatulco. For that reason to our readers we give to know the repression them in Huatulco, but nor asi has even managed to us to snatch the hope to continue fighting. CIPO- RFM, Insipid Ofelia Velasquez

"This is the office of the CIPO living 4 families and in 17 people those that because we do not have house soon and the very expensive rent this, because aca we did not pay then, we paid water, light but is little. Then, I wanted to have my land, my house, that is mio own because aca very we are reduced and is no as much space and the this safe house and soon we did not use all the same bano. Then, aca we are going to continue living while they give our lands us."