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Julio A. Berdegué and Marco L. Ramírez: Mexican Agriculture Is Not Collapsed

Summary by La Jornada
Mexican agriculture is said to be collapsing, some of which concern NAFTA and T-MEC and neoliberal policies. Others, the 4T and the shift in the destination and use of the federal budget for the countryside. But if we measure by the volume and value of national production and the national food balance, the truth is that the Mexican countryside produces positive balances, although it is indisputable that there are specific sectors that face major…

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Julio A. Berdegué and Marco L. Ramírez: Mexican Agriculture Is Not Collapsed

Mexican agriculture is said to be collapsing, some of which concern NAFTA and T-MEC and neoliberal policies. Others, the 4T and the shift in the destination and use of the federal budget for the countryside. But if we measure by the volume and value of national production and the national food balance, the truth is that the Mexican countryside produces positive balances, although it is indisputable that there are specific sectors that face major…

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La Jornada broke the news in Mexico on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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