In 1992, a land legislation reform authorized sales and tenancy contracts on ejido land. |
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We have been late in making change in rural areas-we kept the community-owned ejido agricultural system for 90 years. |
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This result, together with a lack of capital and limited educational attainment, has retarded progress in ejido agriculture. |
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Some of the most famous were changes to article 27, which ended the historic form of communal landholding known as the ejido system. |
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The economy in EZLN-controlled regions remains largely subsistence-level farming reminiscent of the traditional communal ejido, but without the meager state subsidies the ejidos got for a period of time. |
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Now that their rights have been recognized, however, the ejido co-operatives have managed to retain a substantial proportion of the value of the products extracted from their own woodlands. |
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Indigenous community land was covered by the San Andrés Accords and was managed democratically by peasant farmers and ejido members, among others. |
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There are 3,620 ejidos parceled out to 270,000 ejido members. |
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Today, the ejido sector is composed of 28,058 communities with 3.5 million ejidatario households, 18 million individuals, and some 70 percent of the rural population. |
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Ejido commissioner Juan Gomez worries about the troops encamped in Banco Nuevo's remaining community forests. |
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The problem was an unresolved dispute regarding lands adjacent to the Guadalajara airport, including the communal farm Ejido El Zapote. |
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Ejido, in Mexico, village lands communally held in the traditional Indian system of land tenure that combines communal ownership with individual use. |
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I witnessed a visit which Mr Cornillet made to Spain in relation to the situation of the immigrants, exactly a year after the incidents in El Ejido and I can testify to his concern. |
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