farmers

Hundreds of farmers and National Guard troops clashed at a dam in the northern state of Chihuahua

Demonstrators in northern Mexico have burned government vehicles, blocked railway tracks, and set afire a government office and highway tollbooths to protest water payments to the United States

Farmers clashed with Mexican military forces to protest releases of water from a Chihuahua dam to repay a water debt owed to the U.S.

The measures will be implemented in a bid to halt the spread of COVID-19

Reports suggest the Mexican embassy didn’t provide medical attention

Many activists refer to the program as “Sowing Death”

The planting of an illegal opioid was the only way to survive in one of the most marginalized regions in the country

Scientists from the University of California and the University of Wisconsin-Madison working for Mars Inc. company committed biopiracy with the genetic characteristics of a species of corn from the Mixe indigenous community in Oaxaca, Mexico

In 1995, a few years after Medellín Legorreta warned the tequila industry, a plague destroyed the agave crops in Mexico; it was so catastrophic it was named the “AIDS of tequila.”

Dalia Guadalupe, Lucio Hernández, Eduardo Adrián Estrada Maya, Jorge García Arroyo, and Neftalí Jonatán González Yances explained that with this technology is an effective response to the needs of the agricultural sector