In the Zapotec village of Villa Díaz Ordaz, just under 40km from Oaxaca, the average income is just one third that of the average city resident. Malnutrition is highest among the country’s farm families, who used to produce enough food to feed the nation. After Nafta, these farms were unable to compete with the US corporate agriculture giants entering the country’s market. This resulted in the collapse of its small farm economy