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Welcome to the NPPC Archive. This Archive is a searchable index of the National Political Prisoner Coalition’s records: prisoner profiles, case files, movement periodicals, court documents, and oral histories. It collects, in one place, the materials that document the history of U.S. political imprisonment from the late nineteenth century to the present.

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MLN-M: Discussion Document on the Land Struggle

CollectionMLN-M DateAugust 1, 1988 PublishersMexican National Liberation Movement

Provides information about the struggle for the control of land in the Mexican National Liberation Movement. Includes sections on the critical importance of land; a timeline of key dates in the history of occupied Mexico;Revolutionary Traditions and Obstacles to Socialist Reunification.

On The Mexicano National Question: MLN-M Discussion Document #1

CollectionMLN-M PublishersMovimiento de Liberacion Nacional Mexicano Commission

Articulates the MLN-M's perspective on the socialist reunification of Mexico. Includes the colonial theft and occupation of the northern half of Mexico by the U.S., the connection of Chicano/Mexicano people on both sides of the border, and the need for an anti-imperialist movement that addresses class and racial oppression.

On the Question of Mexican Migration and the Militarily Imposed Border

CollectionMLN-M PublishersMovimiento de Liberacion Nacional Mexicano

Provides information about the militarization of the U.S. Mexico border, Mexican migration, the INS and Border Patrol.

Speech by Guillermo Suarez at Anti-Klan Conference, San Francisco

CollectionMLN-M DateNovember 15, 1981 PublishersMovimiento de Liberacion Nacional

Transcript of speech by Guillermo Suarez about Klan oppression along the U.S. Mexico border and Mexicano resistance.

Towards Socialist Reunification

CollectionMLN-M PublishersMovimiento de Liberacion Nacional

Towards Socialist Reunification begins with a brief historical overview of Mexican resistance of US imperialism from 1821 to 1970s. This is followed by an explanation of why the MLN believes socialist reunification of Mexico with the occupied territories of the southwestern U.S. is the best strategy for addressing the problems faced by the Mexicano people.