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 1  I (9)  |        farming, and their effects on poverty, see: World Bank, World
 2  I (12) |             training services on the poverty of the agricultural sector
 3  I,13   |           that increases and spreads poverty.(13) Whenever this process
 4  I (14) |             1995, p. 16; World Bank, Poverty and Hunger, Washington,
 5  I,14   |     non-existent or not implemented.~Poverty is also linked to environmental
 6  I (15) | concentration of landholdings, rural poverty and environmental degradation,
 7 II,5    |           live in conditions of dire poverty.~
 8 III,1   |             the long term, it causes poverty and waste, which tend to
 9 III,1   |          situations of injustice and poverty, agrarian reform is not
10 III,2   | redistribution, the struggle against poverty and under-development will
11 III,5   |             the battle against rural poverty and for containing the economic
12 III,7   |              in the struggle against poverty.~
13 III (52)|     ownership helps to avoid extreme poverty and the creation of a mass
14 III,10  |    consequences on the fight against poverty and hunger.~
15 Conclu  |       intolerable situations of dire poverty and injustice. By calling