VOICED : Hand-crafted footballs struggle to stay in the game in Mexico

In the village of Cilco, Mexico, Virginia, a 72-year-old football crafter, struggles to support her family with her ancestral craft due to low earnings and economic challenges. The village, once known for supplying footballs to Mexico's National Team, faces competition from Asia and the lure of drug farming. Despite these challenges, some families continue the tradition, though the future remains uncertain.

Describe the significance of the Ramirez household in the context of football crafting.

What are the living conditions described by the residents of Cilco?