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Valle de Bravo: the real estate boom against water forests in the State of Mexico

In the new landscape of Valle de Bravo, trees are felled and roads are opened in places where the only thing that existed before was forest. Land without vegetation, cargo trucks and advertisements for the purchase and sale of land and housing are becoming more common. Even those that are just under construction are on offer.

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Patricia Ramírez·June 21, 2023

Valle de Bravo: the real estate boom against water forests in the State of Mexico

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Patricia Ramírez·May 17, 2023

Fire on the rise: forest fires in protected areas in Mexico

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Daniela Reyes·May 10, 2023

The challenge faced by fishermen in northwestern Mexico to access health and a decent old age

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Daniela Reyes·May 1, 2023

Sierra La Laguna in resistance to mining

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Juan Luis García·April 21, 2023

Conapesca, an institution composed of absences

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Daniela Reyes·March 25, 2023

Fishing shelters, the lone effort of fishermen in the San Cosme-Punta Coyote Corridor

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Alejandro Castro·March 21, 2023

Paper bans: the shrimp fishery in Mexico

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Patricia Ramírez·March 13, 2023

How to suffocate a forest: the real estate network that invades El Nixticuil

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