Rafael Delgado, Ver.- Member of the collective Kalli Luz Marina organized the second Sovereign Fair at the municipal seat as part of the Fair and Solidarity Trade Network of the Sierra de Zongolica.
Some 50 producers in the city offer products such as handicrafts, herbs, artisanal coffee and cocoa, and flowers.
Bazaars like this give women who do not report the violence they face the opportunity to access resources to support themselves and their families, because if they did, men would go to jail and there would be no one to support their families.
These spaces are necessary so that the women who have been producing medicinal plants, making food, crafts have the opportunity to sell their products and realize that there is value in what they do and continue to work on it to exchange and sell their products. They are.
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Neighbors from the Orizaba valley took a bus to the city of Rafael Delgado to buy what the women of the organization offered at the small market where they sold plants and typical foods such as tamales, ator and champurrado.
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They chose Sunday because men and women from the community’s fields come to the capital to buy the fruits, vegetables, ornamentals and medicinal plants that members of the group grow in their homes.
In the community, the residents are well organized, come early to set up their stalls, and respect the places assigned to everyone.
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