Bulletin #2 Fragmented Territories: A Critical Analysis of Unequal Development in Latin America

CLACSO Working Group on Development and Territorial Inequalities: Critical Perspectives
Bulletin: Fragmented Territories. Critical Analysis of Unequal Development in Latin America
Year 2 – Number #2 The other side of (non)development: the Toltec Region in Mexico as a “sacrifice zone”
June 2024

CONTENT

1. Presentation
2. Foreword. The complexity of polluting processes in the Toltec Region, Mexico
   Gonzalo J. Flores Mondragón
3. Collective action for the defense of the territory in the Toltec Region
   Carolina García Reyes
   Josefina Ramírez
   Choreño Refuge
4. An invisible resource. Groundwater in the RESA Valle del Mezquital Sur
   María Vicenta Esteller Alberich
   José Luis Expósito Castillo
   Hector Uriel Zaragoza Contreras
   Roxana García Chávez
   Neri Díaz Spirit
   Jorge Paredes Tavares
   Barbara del Rosario Almazán Benítez
   Celso Rico Firo
5. Air quality assessment in the Environmental Health Emergency Region. Apaxco-Atotonilco de Tula-Atitalaquia
   Ivan Yassmany Hernandez Paniagua
   Edgar Josué Arellano Hernández
   Noemí Alcantar Labra
   Brandon Montiel de la Cruz
   Elizabeth Sánchez Martínez
   Gema Luz Andraca Ayala
6. The sediment of the Tula River. Potential risk to biota
   Edelmira García Nieto
   Victor Alcantara Conception
   Libertad Juárez Santacruz
   Arely Anaya Hernández
   Maribel Méndez Tepepa
   Cuauhtémoc Morales Cruz
7. Socio-environmental degradation and the seed of a territorial alternative in the Mezquital Valley
   Juan Campos Alanís
   Edel Cadena Vargas
   Raquel Hinojosa Reyes
   José Emilio Baró Suarez
   Violet Breeze Carrasco Gallegos
   Jesus Guerrero Morales
8. People's rights to a healthy environment. Overview of health in RESA, Mezquital Valley South
   Raymundo Ordoñez Sierra
   Miguel Ángel Gómez Albores
   María Guadalupe Rodríguez Reyes
   Victor Josué Arriaga Núñez
   Carlos Roberto Fonseca Ortiz
   Joan Fer Zamora Mancio
   Cristina Eduardo Soto
9. Public policy and impact in the Mezquital Valley Health and Environmental Emergency Region
   Julieta Martínez Cuero
   Cecilia Stephania Vázquez Ortiz