Migración indígena y la construcción de un territorio de circulación transnacional en México

Resumen

This text describes the different paths of migration of Indian immigrants working in the agricultural labor market transnational installed on Mexico Northern border. Adopting a biographical approach to the analysis of migration experience and work of individuals working in a market focused on the production of vegetables for the international market. The interplay between internal and international migrations is examined through the history of mobility, work and settlement of indigenous laborers along generational cohort lines. Such interplay can be explained by taking into account indigenous groups’ shifting patterns of residential mobility and settlement in new places of work, which in turn has led to the creation of new ethnic geographies throughout the country.