Three decades later, in 2023, the EZLN dissolved the autonomous municipalities at a time of extreme uncertainty in Mexican politics. These crises are likely to have a significant effect on the EZLN and the Indigenous people it claims to represent. Mexican Indigenous poverty remains staggeringly high at nearly 80 percent, and Chiapas is by far the poorest state in the country. Renegades: The Future of Zapatista AutonomyThe economic, political, and security challenges faced by the EZLN have led Zapatista leaders to acknowledge that a change is necessary to sustain their movement. The GALs in a given region make up a Zapatista Autonomous Government Collective (CGAZ), which takes on administrative duties based on the consensus of the GALs and reports to an Assembly of Collectives of Zapatista Autonomous Governments (ACGAZ).