Exploitation in Mexico’s Agricultural Fields Persists Amid Government Inaction
Despite formal promises and legal reforms, indigenous women farmworkers in Mexico face ongoing exclusion, violence, and poverty—symptoms of systemic neglect that threaten both their dignity and regional stability.

In the heart of Mexico’s agricultural sector, a disturbing reality remains unchanged five years after the formation of the Alianza Campo Justo coalition. Indigenous women jornaleras—migrant farmworkers—continue to endure appalling labor conditions marked by exclusion, violence, and chronic poverty. Their stories reveal a government more focused on political rhetoric than tangible reforms.Why Does Exploitation Persist Despite Official Promises?During a recent press conference in Mexico City, campesinas from Guerrero’s mountainous regions bravely shared firsthand accounts of grueling work under extreme conditions. One woman named Sara recounted having to kneel in muddy fields while nine months pregnant to secure enough food for...
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