Fifteen years after his uprising shocked Mexico's status quo, and a year after he more or less dropped out of public view, Subcommander Marcos made a comeback appearance. At least, it seemed to be ...

MEXICO CITY – Mexican rebel leader Subcomandante Marcos said Sunday he is withdrawing as the spokesman for the leftist Zapatista rebels, but archly suggested he may just be changing his name.

MEXICO CITY (AP) – Mexican rebel leader Subcomandante Marcos said Sunday he is withdrawing as the spokesman for the leftist Zapatista rebels, but archly suggested he may just be changing his ...

OVENTIC, Mexico — Latin America’s most famous active guerrilla had not been seen in public in more than two years. So an expectant hush fell as hundreds of Zapatista rebels linked arms to form ...

MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexican rebel leader Subcomandante Marcos says he's withdrawing as spokesman for the Zapatista movement, but archly suggests he may just be changing his name. Marcos signs his ...

Hardly anyone paid attention until the riots broke out.Subcomandante Marcos, the pipe-smoking leader of the Zapatista indigenous-rights movement, came to Mexico City as part of what he calls a ...

Subcomandante Insurgente Marcos, the charismatic, masked leader of the Zapatista movement for indigenous rights in Mexico, is hard at work on his most unorthodox manifesto yet: a crime novel. With ...

The head of the Zapatista rebels in southern Mexico, known as Subcomandante Marcos, has announced that he is leaving the group's leadership. In a statement, he said he no longer spoke on behalf of ...

A Zapatista leader has emerged from obscurity to collaborate with a leading novelist. Their work of fiction appears weekly in a newspaper. Mexico's Rebel With a Cause and a Knack for Prose - Los ...

That was some show put on Sunday by Mexico’s Zapatista rebels, who marched into Mexico City and staged a rally before 100,000 supporters. Soaking it all up was the Zapatista leader ...

TOLUCA, Mexico -- As the insurgent leader Subcomandante Marcos wound up a speech imploring urban and non-indigenous Mexicans to join the struggle of his Maya Indian rebels, Araceli Rodriguez stood ...