To emphasize the intersectoral importance of analyzing key sectors for the country's development, leaving aside the limited and limiting nature of sectoral analysis, due to its rigidity and facile nature, when there are many common places that interrelate and link them.

To demand or demand the necessary participation of the State in its role as promoter of the country's development based on a rational exploitation of its resources and through its institutions must comply with and enforce the current regulations.

The aim is to demystify, before the public opinion, the slight and interested obstructionist position contained in expressions that make agriculture and mining appear as antagonistic and irreconcilable, generators of socio-environmental conflicts, which competing for the WATER resource attack the populations of farmers and cattle ranchers near the mining deposits.