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Mothers and seafarers: the nets that are woven where there are no rights

Women dedicated to the fishing industry in Sonora experienced their pregnancies while working on filleting fish and seafood. Many of them do not have access to social security or decent working conditions to live their motherhood. Community organizing has been the way to deal with this lack.

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Patricia Ramírez·June 12, 2025

Mothers and seafarers: the nets that are woven where there are no rights

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Daniela Reyes·June 9, 2025

Bitter Water Fishermen and NGOs oppose real estate project in Punta Arena Beach, BCS

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Daniela Reyes·May 28, 2025

To save the oasis, they propose the Todos Santos Public Park in Baja California Sur

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Patricia Ramírez·May 14, 2025

Dependency on natural gas makes El Salto, in Jalisco sick

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Daniela Reyes·May 12, 2025

Surfing in extinction: in Ensenada they fight against the expansion of the El Sauzal port

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Juan Luis García·May 5, 2025

In 2024, Profepa's fines for wastewater discharges soared 85%

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Flavia Morales·April 21, 2025

Climate crisis and disorderly construction accelerate the disappearance of beaches in the Gulf of Mexico

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Jessica Itzel Chan·April 7, 2025

Octopus, the wreck of exports due to illegal fishing

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