SOCIAL CONFLICT IN THE LIFE HISTORY OF THE LEADER OF AGRICULTURAL WORKERS IN SINALOA: THE CASE OF THE TRIQUI STRUGGLE UNIFICATION PARTY

The locations of intensive agriculture configure highly dynamic labor markets, generating population movements and settlements, Sinaloa is not an exception. They are, however, economical, social, political and laboral excluded both as migrants and as indigenous people. In order to face these problems, in Sinaloa, since the 1990s, indigenous migrant agricultural workers have adopted a new organization modality. The main feature of these organizations is their ethnic character and the orientation of their struggle towards aspects pertinent to human-rights defense as well as demands of civil or labor character. Within these organizations, the protagonist presence of social actors acknowledged by the agricultural workers outstands. This research analyzes the social conflict throughout his life.