04/04/2015 San Quintin
Protesters were standing on top of the highway center-line, and clustered on the shoulders of Mex 1 holding fluorescent signs saying in Spanish WE REFUSE THE OFFER OF A ONE-DOLLAR PER DAY RAISE. 2k...
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Here we go again with the U.S. compares with the working conditions in Mexico. Qtla, how many times have you left this forum yet to return with the same @#%*
Full Definition of INDIGENOUS. : produced, growing, living, or
occurring naturally in a particular region or environment.
My point was that these laborers, which would have been a better term, are from different areas of Mexico and in fact some from Central America. Their pay sucks and they work long hours, nobody is holding a gun to their heads but most have mouths to feed. Demonstrations like this bring awareness to their plite. Most of the Ag companies in San Quintin are U.S. companies, making big profits! Most produce from that area ends up in the U.S.
I am very familiar with the San Quintin area, my Stepmother is from there. Her family is very big and they are spread out, Ensenada, San Quintin, and Gurrero Negro. She owns a building on the main higway that is being leased out as a restaurant. She has indiginous blood. Baja native. Not sure if you can find full indiginous to the Baja anymore.
Interesting article I read a long time ago I would like to have those interested read it.
http://www.sandiegoarchaeology.org/Laylander/Baja/doc.north.htm
Full Definition of INDIGENOUS. : produced, growing, living, or
occurring naturally in a particular region or environment.
My point was that these laborers, which would have been a better term, are from different areas of Mexico and in fact some from Central America. Their pay sucks and they work long hours, nobody is holding a gun to their heads but most have mouths to feed. Demonstrations like this bring awareness to their plite. Most of the Ag companies in San Quintin are U.S. companies, making big profits! Most produce from that area ends up in the U.S.
I am very familiar with the San Quintin area, my Stepmother is from there. Her family is very big and they are spread out, Ensenada, San Quintin, and Gurrero Negro. She owns a building on the main higway that is being leased out as a restaurant. She has indiginous blood. Baja native. Not sure if you can find full indiginous to the Baja anymore.
Interesting article I read a long time ago I would like to have those interested read it.
http://www.sandiegoarchaeology.org/Laylander/Baja/doc.north.htm
