Societies organize themselves around  towns, cities, regions, states, countries, etc, and these communal structures are subject to hierarchical orders. This hierarchy reproduces a power structure that causes people to conform to a system that is supposed to benefit them. As we observe them through visualizations,we are informed how the lower class, marginalized communities are greatly affected by the ones at the top of the structure. In the graphic novel “Caminos Condenados” we observe three social classes inhabiting  the land of the Montes de María region. This region is very rich  and  can be used for many forms of production. Entrepreneurs, farmers and women face different difficulties in producing from the land. The entrepreneurs have purchased land and have built roads, fences, cultivated new crops and have provided new jobs for themselves and those who are being brought in from the outside. The farmers who seem to have been there for most of their lives and are struggling with the access to natural resources. The biggest natural resource mentioned  in the graphic novel was water. Access to water was hindered  by the entrepreneurs who changed the infrastructure of the town. This took a toll on the farmers, but especially on the third social class, the women of the region. In the novel, the women are the ones who would spend what used to be a short time now spend almost an entire day as a part of their daily routine. The hierarchy is seen when the women are asked to attend a community meeting, but there is hesitation because they are reminded that the men in the household make the decisions. The hierarchical structure in “Caminos Condenados” demonstrates how money and status can affect and change the placement of communities.