Labor
In 2000 the working population was divided thus: agriculture: 13% civil construction: 78% transformation industry: 26%
The gross monthly family income in 2000 was 5.0 minimum salaries while the per capita monthly income was 1.28 minimum salaries. 36% of the workers made between 2 and 5 minimum salaries.
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