Hacienda Drudges is a term used to describe the lowest-ranking workers in a hacienda, which is a large estate or farm in Latin America. PEONS are the most common type of hacienda drudges, and they are responsible for manual labor such as harvesting crops, caring for livestock, and performing other tasks. They are typically paid very little and have few rights. Hacienda drudges are often seen as a symbol of the inequality and exploitation that exists in many Latin American countries.