Before the arrival of the pandemic in Mexico, Ofelia used to sell handmade dolls with black hair and traditional clothes to the visitors of the touristic zone of Leon, Guanajuato. The Otomi are the fifth largest indigenous people in Mexico. Now, the restrictive measures threaten their family economy. This is her story, part of the “They Fight” journalistic series coordinated by OjoPublico in seven different countries in Latin America.

Kennia Velázquez @KenniaV kenniavelazquezc@gmail.com

26 Abril, 2020