Julieta Campo, a national deputy from the Union for the Fatherland party, interviewed by Radio Libertad, questioned the proposed reform of the Land Law promoted by the national government, arguing that the initiative represents a profound change in the current system for protecting rural property. The legislator stated that the modification eliminates current limits on land acquisition by foreign economic groups and warned that this would imply …
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Julieta Campo, a national deputy from the Union for the Fatherland party, interviewed by Radio Libertad, questioned the proposed reform of the Land Law promoted by the national government, arguing that the initiative represents a profound change in the current system for protecting rural property. The legislator stated that the modification eliminates current limits on land acquisition by foreign economic groups and warned that this would imply …