Examples Of Spatial Inequality In Mexico City

Spatial inequality is the biggest problem in Mexico city. And towns surrounding it. Spatial inequality is where there's an unequal distribution of wealth or resources in a geographic area so that some places are wealthier than others. Poor mexicans suffer in towns where there is no quality of life. They are living in the dumps, eating garbage, and selling whatever they can find in the dump. They have with no electricity or running water. Most of them earn maybe a dollar a day. Spatial inequality exists because the rich are taking up all of the land and the poor have minimal space and resources to survive.
Poor people and spatial inequality in mexico city to where poor have no jobs left and are forced to the street. Spatial inequality for
poor people in mexico city are forced to the streets digging for their food in dumpsters exen some live in dumps with cardboard houses. Little to no food also there's rarely any electricity or running water.So not alot of job opportunities are open for them. In the video road to Juan's house a boy named Juan was born into poverty and may never get out of it. There in the video there house is shown with them getting excited over a bag of moldy tortillas. Also the house is a cardboard shack with no running water or electricity. in road to Juan's house it states “their house is just a flimsy shack made from the vary garbage they scavenge through each day.” (Road to Juan's House 1:28) Therefore as you see Mexico City has a major problem with spatial inequality.