In the northern Mexican state of Veracruz—an area considered a priority zone for fracking by the Mexican government—rural, Nahua, and Tutunaka communities coexist with a landscape scarred by oil spills, while Operadora de Campos DWF(a company that brings together Mexico’s Diavaz group and the Texas-Swiss transnational Weatherford) exploits the region under an oil contract marred by irregularities and dispossession.
