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The aim of this paper is to show the activitiesthat the Civil Board of Directors of Jalapaundertook to prevent food shortages between1914 and 1917. In mid-1914, the municipalauthorities received complaints about the shortageof food in the city as a result of which theyauthorized several measures to collect grainsand prevent traders from raising prices. In orderto reconcile interests, traders endeavored to createa Regulatory Fund, whose function wouldbe to moderate the costs of grains and preventthem from being an object of speculation.Despite these good intentions, food shortagesand abuse did not disappear, although shortageswere not as dramatic as they were in otherregions.

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“Atender las necesidades del vecindario”: las políticas de la Junta de Administración Civil de Jalapa para evitar la carestía y la especulación de alimentos, 1914-1917