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In Yucatán, the safest and most peaceful state, criminalization is growing against those who defend the territory

I recently went to do fieldwork in an area of Tekax. Inhabitants reported clearing for the establishment of monocultures. The atmosphere, rather than anger, was one of tension and constant vigilance. When a van approached the place, someone said in a low voice: “Surely they are coming to demand those who are watching”, worst of all, they were going to complain to them, the owners of the land .

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