Nuevas desigualdades en los territorios agrarios globalizados en el valle de Colchagua en Chile

Currently, in Chile’s wine-producing agricultural territories, two new types of residential mobility can be observed: one of rural residents towards the communal main cities and the other of residents of peripheral and poor metropolitan sectors towards urbanized sectors of communes with an agro-industrial productive purpose. This illustration shows the ultimate separation of productive and reproductive spaces, a situation that affects the transformation of ways of living, and the new conditions of social inequality in these territories. Through a qualitative methodology based on in-depth interviews, we can observe how different scenarios of social inclusion and exclusion are being positioned, with regards to the accessibility to which different agricultural workers/residents may opt depending on the location of where they reside.