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Mexican farmers have taken to the streets, blocking major roads and highways as they demand economic stability and urgent reforms to the country’s General Water Law. Organisers say rural communities are reaching a breaking point, struggling with rising production costs, drought, and limited access to water rights essential for agriculture. Demonstrators shouted, “No one will rescue the countryside if we don't rise!” as they accused the government of neglecting farmers and failing to protect national food security. The protests highlight deep frustration in rural regions, where producers argue that without structural reforms and financial protections, farming communities will continue to collapse. Authorities have urged dialogue, but farmers say they will continue mobilising until concrete action is taken.

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03:13Hoy, este día, si no nos movemos, si no nos levantamos así como estamos, nadie va a rescatar el campo.
03:26Tenemos que hacerlo nosotros.
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