This article appears in the July 24, 2026 issue of Executive Intelligence Review.
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Statement Issued July 8, 2026 by the FNRCM on the Murder of José Ramírez Yáñez
From the National Front To Save the Mexican Countryside (FNRCM), we raise our voices with deep indignation and pain at the cowardly murder of our colleague, friend and state coordinator in Jalisco, José Ramírez Yáñez.
We cannot, and will not, allow silence to be the response to the violence that took the life of a man who dedicated decades to the fight for the dignity of our land and those who work it.
His death is not just another statistic; it is a direct attack on the social struggle and the defense of the Mexican countryside that he bravely led.
We Demand from the Authorities:
• The immediate and complete clarification of the events that led to his death.
• That the corresponding investigations be carried out with total transparency, without omissions or delays that favor impunity.
• Let justice be done and let those materially and intellectually responsible for this crime be punished to the full extent of the law.
The powerlessness we feel today is being transformed into organized strength. We will not let our guard down.
José’s memory deserves not only respect, it deserves truth and justice. If they touch one of us, they touch all of us who work the land and fight for social justice.
No more impunity! We want justice for José Ramírez Yáñez!
U.S. Farm Leaders Circulate Joint Letter of Condolence and Commitment
July 16—A letter is circulating among U.S. farm leaders in many states, stating their joint expression of shock, demanding a full investigation of the assassination, and conveying condolences to the family, friends, and associates of José Ramírez Yáñez. Excerpts from the letter:
“We respect the efforts of the FNRCM to restore independent family farming, ranching, and enterprise to the Mexican countryside, to serve ‘National Agriculture,’ not globalist, destructive domination. We share this goal in the United States, as a common cause against our common enemies….
“We take the loss of this valued co-fighter as the occasion for re-dedication to succeed in our shared goals of establishing sovereign national economies in the Americas, and for every nation the world over….
“You have our appreciation for José Ramírez Yáñez and his contributions, and you have our fraternal sympathy. His memory lives. He was a good man.”
