NewzThe Supreme Indigenous Council of Michoacán (CSIM) has publicly accused the Mexican government of prioritizing the economic interests of the avocado industry over the physical security of indigenous communities. The statement follows the recent temporary suspension of avocado exports to the United States, which occurred amid ongoing security concerns in the region.
Representatives from the indigenous council argue that the state's response to regional instability favors commercial agricultural production rather than addressing the safety and protection of local populations. The accusation highlights a perceived imbalance in government priorities regarding the regulation of the avocado sector and the management of security crises in Michoacán.
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