The agricultural sector of the economy now favors ejidos and other commonly owned land.

Rights to use a common, which may include such rights as the use of a road or the right to graze one's animals on commonly owned land.

After the war, local leader Wenceslao Labra García worked to establish commonly owned lands called ejidos in the area.

Commonly owned lands set aside in 1664 are being used for public recreation or have been rented for private use by a fishing station/boatyard, yacht club and a marina/boatyard.