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This article makes an approach to the legal system that regulated labor relations in the colonial era. Its structure has the following guiding thread: debate about the so-called black legend, in which the devastating consequences of the conquest are elucidated and the result of a labor system constituted by a hybrid between slavery and feudalism. These aspects led to the creation of norms related to the protection of the physical integrity of the indigenous people, violated as a result of the illnesses that they contracted due to lack of health and the ill-treatment they received in the sementeras and in the mines.

EXPOLIACIÓN, MALOS TRATOS Y ENFERMEDADES: ASPECTOS PROBLEMÁTICOS QUE CONDUJERON A LA REGULACIÓN DEL TRABAJO EN LAS LEYES DE INDIAS