-
original petitioners would be
designated as
ejidatarios with
certain cultivation/use rights.
Ejidatarios do not own the land but are
allowed to use their...
- p****enger
terminal at the
Tijuana airport and
agreed to pay the
displaced ejidatarios (the
communal farmers) $1.4 million
pesos ($112,000 U.S.
dollars in 1970)...
- it also
permitted the
political rise of
communal land
owners called ejidatarios. In the mid-20th century, the
state experienced a
significant rise in...
- of the
Mexican Revolution, the
government had
redistributed land to
ejidatarios in some
parts of the
country which had
broken the back of the hacienda...
- Club
Deportivo Ejidatarios de
Bonfil is a
Mexican football club that
plays in the
Tercera División de México. The club is
based in Cancún, Mexico. Football...
-
Female holders of
ejidos lost
their ejido rights if they
married another ejidatario. "Essentially, land was
viewed as a
family resource, with only one ejido...
- area of 16,420 ha (164.2 km2) and 179 inhabitants; of
which 64 were
ejidatarios.
Between the
years of 1946 and 1951
several peasants from Los Mochis...
-
November 2016. "Google Images".
Retrieved 6
November 2016. "Derrotan los
ejidatarios a Fox:
Cancela el
aeropuerto en Texcoco". Proceso. 1
August 2002. Archived...
-
superior to .38" Special,
being excepted the
caliber .357" Magnum.
Ejidatarios,
comuneros and
rural workers,
outside urban areas, may
possess and carry...
- Axency" (in Spanish). Axency. 24
November 2020. "Liberan a Francisco,
ejidatario detenido por
oponerse a
petrolera extranjera en Tabasco, PERO... | México...
