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 1 Pre      |           the Challenge of Agrarian Reform is to increase and quicken
 2 Intro    |           for an effective agrarian reform, an indispensable condition
 3 Intro (3)|             the subject of agrarian reform: Manifesto pela terra e
 4  I,3     |                Failures of Agrarian Reform~7. Agrarian reforms intended
 5  I,3     |            the belief that agrarian reform consists essentially in
 6  I,3     |      Basically, efforts at agrarian reform have failed in their various
 7  I,3     |           areas subject to agrarian reform with the necessary infrastructures
 8  I,3     |           seriously destabilise the reform process: firstly, a scandalous
 9  I,3     |            about the effects of any reform on their economic activities.~
10 II,7     |                            Agrarian Reform: Guidelines~Implementing
11 II,7     |    Equitable and Efficient Agrarian Reform~35. It often happens that
12 II,7     |        point, stating that agrarian reform is one of the most urgent
13 II (33)  |             the subject of agrarian reform: at Recife, Brazil, on 7
14 II,7     |           social teaching, agrarian reform cannot be confined simply
15 II,7     |        effective policy of agrarian reform.(36)~
16 II,8     |            the Church sees agrarian reform as an instrument capable
17 III      |                CHAPTER III~AGRARIAN REFORM: AN INSTRUMENT ~FOR ECONOMIC
18 III,1    |                            Agrarian Reform: A Necessary Instrument ...~
19 III,1    |           should be an agricultural reform that ensures a different
20 III,1    |           is the aim of an agrarian reform that ensures access to land,
21 III,1    | increasingly clear that an agrarian reform of this type is a vital,
22 III,1    |           be noted that an agrarian reform which creates family-sized
23 III,1    |     injustice and poverty, agrarian reform is not only an instrument
24 III,1    |             postponing of, agrarian reform deprive their condemnation
25 III,2    |              The benefits of such a reform will not be forthcoming,
26 III,2    |           of thinking that agrarian reform refers simply to expropriation
27 III,2    |            title to it.~An agrarian reform programme must certainly
28 III,2    |          term, however, if agrarian reform is confined simply to land
29 III,2    |           the programme if agrarian reform is to offer a practical
30 III,2    |          the success of an agrarian reform is that it should be in
31 III,3    |    effective and efficient agrarian reform, since it allows for the
32 III,3    |          essential for an effective reform. Such a service represents
33 III,3    |             the demands of agrarian reform.~A technical assistance
34 III,3    |    production choices.~48. Agrarian reform programmes must also budget
35 III,3    |     decisive for the success of any reform.~A developing agriculture
36 III,4    |          met and solved by agrarian reform programmes. Those who have
37 III,4    |           for an effective agrarian reform need to include support
38 III,4    |          new farm units born of the reform. Steps should be envisaged
39 III,4    |            the ventures born of the reform in view of the joint management
40 III,5    |           farm production, agrarian reform programmes must also envisage
41 III,5    |             the context of agrarian reform, every effort must therefore
42 III,6    |            injustice. Even agrarian reform programmes consider women
43 III,6    |         this situation, if agrarian reform programmes are to be successful,
44 III,7    |       Concerted Action~53. Agrarian reform programmes must pay close
45 III,7    |             enterprises born of the reform to change the composition
46 III,7    |          necessary for any agrarian reform to include the promotion
47 III,8    |            Populations~55. Agrarian reform not only helps to solve
48 III,8    |     populations means that agrarian reform is a decisive component
49 III,8    |      specific identity.~An agrarian reform must allow for the identification
50 III,8    |         recently. In this case, the reform has to lay down criteria
51 III,8    |       ownership and possession.~The reform must ensure their access
52 III,8    |             In a word, the agrarian reform must help indigenous communities
53 III,8    |            be respected if agrarian reform programmes are to fulfil
54 III,8    |         drawing up and implementing reform programmes. Agrarian reform
55 III,8    |         reform programmes. Agrarian reform must, on the one hand, guarantee
56 III,9    |      required of the State, for the reform entails changes in the bodies,
57 III,10   |    developing agriculture, agrarian reform directly touches on the
58 III,10   |       social problems.~59. Agrarian reform requires those organizations