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Partial veto to the Land Law

Posted On 11 Feb 2016

 

Image:El Universo

Image:El Universo

President Rafael Correa submitted yesterday to the Assembly 18 objections to the draft Law on Rural Land and Ancestral Territories related to the purchase of land by foreign public companies, grounds for expropriation and affectation, among other issues.

Correa proposed that foreign public companies can purchase, rent or usufruct rural lands in the country for agricultural production projects, prior authorization of the National Agricultural Authority.

 

Source: http://www.eluniverso.com/noticias/2016/02/11/nota/5397430/veto-parcial-ley-tierras

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