La Huerta Plan

The La Huerta Plan, formulated in 1983, was a proposal in Mexico aimed at addressing the issues of agricultural land distribution and rural development. It sought to improve productivity and living conditions for farmers by redistributing land, providing support for infrastructure, and promoting sustainable agricultural practices. The plan emphasized community participation and aimed to empower local farmers, ensuring they had the resources and knowledge to enhance their livelihoods. Ultimately, it aimed to create a more equitable agricultural system and build resilience within rural communities.