The communities are very proud of their achievements, because in less than 75 years with mingas and self-management they have managed to provide families with connectivity with roads, bridges, schools, churches, communal houses, sewage treatment (either with sewage or septic tanks), garbage management, watershead conservation, associativity and in recent years internet connection. The main and persistent problem is the difficult socioeconomic conditions derived from the low profitability of agriculture and cattle raising, so tourism and conservation are today one of the main opportunities to improve living conditions in the communities without having to resort to destructive activities such as mining or logging.