#ejidos

💧🌿El turismo de Morelos nace del agua y de sus comunidades. Los balnearios ejidales, como Santa Isabel en Tlaltizapán, se consolidan como un motor económico y turístico que combina naturaleza, empleo local y desarrollo sustentable. #Morelos #Turismo

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Problemática de tenencia de tierras en Baja California

In Oaxaca 28 percent of ejidos are in the hands of women, higher than other agrarian-focused states in Mexico, but this is mainly linked to migration from the region over the past 30 years. For Luz Andrade Calderon of the Oaxacan Women's Secretariat (SMO) there have been legislative advances but, in practice, women continue to be denied agrarian rights. "It is so naturalized that it is not observed, agrarian rights are strategic. They enable other rights and a place at the table on representative bodies." According to the National Agrarian Registry (RAN), only 18.4 percent of ejido assemblies are occupied by women, and in Mexico, local agrarian rights are highly linked to municipal-level political rights.

Anabel Lopez Sanchez says there are only three ways that woman in Mexico can get access to ejidos: by inheritance (mainly from a male partner or family member); she can acquire it, but this must be approved by a mainly male assembly, or the assembly can grant a person a plot. "Peasant women are the ones who produce a major part of the food, but they have no right whatsoever over the land," adds Lopez. According to the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization “women makeup on average 43 percent of the agricultural labour force in developing countries” but only hold between 3 and 20 percent of all land.

Cinco ejidos de Tapachula continúan sin ayuda y aisladas por toneladas de piedras y lodo (Video)