Colombian women take on coffee patriarchy


BOGOTA: The lush coffee trees that blanket the misty hills of the Huila region in south-western Colombia bear witness to a struggle. 

From bean to steaming cup, women are slowly making gains across the South American country’s prized coffee industry, challenging a patriarchy that’s prevailed for generations.

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