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]> 2026-04-12T08:07:46+00:00 Tequio 3000 en Yásnaya Aguilar Gil ...tequio continues to occur, even in contexts where it seems to have been abandoned, it resurfaces strongly whenever a community faces problems; it is a long-standing practice that survives in the memory of many peoples and remains in force as an effective tool for generating the common good. Etymologically, tequio comes from the Nahuatl tequitl—“work,” “task,” or “tribute”—a term used in colonial New Spain for the personal labour tax owed by Indigenous communities, which re-signifies today as a communal contribution oriented to the common good. Tequio is an Indigenous system of collective work in Mexico—especially in Oaxaca—through which members of a community contribute unpaid labour to build, maintain, or repair infrastructure and services that benefit everyone (paths, water systems, schools, plazas, community radios, fiestas, etc.). It is usually obligatory for adult community members, is organized through assemblies and authorities, and is considered both an honour and a civic/communal duty rather than “volunteer work” or a wage relation. Tequio 2025-12-15T15:38:57Z 2461025.1520486 Tequio 3000 0 plainlist 1 [[:Concepts:Tequio]] Tequio# QUERY63b02e8d48c4878d9d2247c64b23d709