Lifestyles

Praries and Deserts: The story of cattle ranching in Mexico

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Mexican cattle ranching began with the arrival of the Spaniards; since then, it has comprised a fundamental aspect of national culture such as charro cowboys, rodeos, and bullfights. Surviving wars, droughts, and diseases, the livestock sector continues to provide food, employment, and entertainment to a great deal of the population and, above all, confronts with renewed determination the challenges of the future: competitiveness, quality, the introduction of new technologies, and distributing its products among the greatest possible number of consumers.
Direction: Antonino Isordia Llamazares
Research: Ana Cecilia Camacho, Silvia Aguilera, Zoraida Ríos
Credits: Guión: Ernesto Murguía
Length: 45 min.
Year: 2010


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