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 1 Intro (2)|    latifundia in this document is large land holdings, often belonging
 2  I,1     |            with a small number of large landowners possessing most
 3  I,1     |        often of inferior quality. Large holdings are still a feature
 4  I,1     |          concentration of land in large holdings really started
 5  I,1     |    formation and consolidation of large holdings, but also had the
 6  I (5)   |       systems to the advantage of large landowners, and the imposition
 7  I (5)   |          favour of the produce of large estates, in some cases going
 8  I (5)   |         to protect the produce of large landholdings from international
 9  I (5)   |         subsidies from which only large landholdings could, in actual
10  I,3     |       preventing the expulsion of large masses of peasant farmers
11  I,3     |           distortions that favour large landholdings, and to fixing
12  I,4     |       certain products, favouring large agro-industrial concerns
13  I,4     |           run in the interests of large farmers. In yet other cases,
14  I,5     |          agreeing to work for the large companies or by emigrating.
15  I,6     |          landowning élite and the large companies involved in exploiting
16  I,9     |           size of the holdings of large landowners, richer farmers
17  I,12    |     directly or indirectly favour large landholdings through indirect
18  I,12    | landowners is higher than that of large landowners. The production
19  I,12    | landowners. The production of the large landowners, who own the
20  I,13    |           to the outskirts of the large cities, which are increasingly
21  I,14    |         process.~Deforestation of large areas is often encouraged
22 II,4     |         inasmuch as it deprives a large part of humanity of the
23 II,6     |  intrinsically illegitimate.~Such large landholdings are often poorly
24 II,6     |       misappropriation of land by large landholders or national
25 II,7     |     members of the government and large landowners in Oaxaca, Mexico: "...
26 II,7     |         on work on the land. When large landholdings are insufficiently
27 II,8     |         shares in middle-size and large firms";(38)~c) in terms
28 II,9     |     workers.~Such farms should be large enough to allow the family
29 III,2    |        simply to expropriation of large landholdings, their division
30 III,5    |        some kind of taxation — by large landowners.~These services
31 III,7    |          marketing. The fact that large numbers of people fulfill
32 III (52) |          the case of a relatively large population as compared with