Water distribution in San Juan Bautista Axalpan, Tehuacán, México, 18th century

Authors

  • Celia Salazar-Exaire

Abstract

En este trabajo se hace un análisis de los problemas que surgieron
entre los naturales de San Juan Bautista Axalpan y las haciendas
de la Santísima Trinidad, San José Buenavista y La Huerta,
en torno al agua de la barranca de Chalma, debido a que
hubo un abuso del agua por parte de los españoles, los que fueron
denunciados por los naturales. A pesar de que en los litigios
se fallara en favor de los naturales, los hacendados volvían a
usurpar el agua, lo que provocó que estos procesos fueran muy
largos y costosos para la comunidad indígena.

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2007-08-08

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Salazar-Exaire, C. (2007). Water distribution in San Juan Bautista Axalpan, Tehuacán, México, 18th century. Agricultura, Sociedad Y Desarrollo, 4(2), 147–164. Retrieved from https://www.revista-asyd.org/index.php/asyd/article/view/1064

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Vol. 4 No. 2 (2007): Agricultura Sociedad y Desarrollo

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