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Deep Dive: Patrimonio (2018)

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Patrimonio
In 'Patrimonio', local communities in Baja California Sur, Mexico, face the threat of unrestricted development that jeopardizes their water sources. The film presents the residents' collective efforts to advocate for their rights and protect their environment against the pressures of global business interests. Through personal stories, the documentary captures the urgency of their activism and the need for sustainable practices in the face of corporate expansion. Directed by Lisa F. Jackson, the 83-minute film emphasizes the importance of community action in safeguarding natural resources. It features both English and Spanish languages, reflecting the diverse voices within these communities as they unite to confront the challenges posed by external forces seeking to exploit their land.

Why Watch

  • •Meet the activists fighting for water rights in Baja California.
  • •Find out how local communities resist corporate development.
  • •See the impact of global business on natural resources.

Did You Know

•The film was directed by Lisa F. Jackson in 2018.
•The documentary has a runtime of 83 minutes.
•It features communities from Baja California Sur, Mexico.

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Environmental activismWater rights issuesCommunity organizing