Sectors of the Catholic Church Also Reject Project of Inviolability of the Land
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Social and environmental groups in Rosario demand that the Law on Lands and the Law of Fire be maintained, and oppose the adoption of the Law on the Inviolability of Private Property. If the norm, which will be debated in the Senate on August 6, is passed, “private property will be placed above the capacity of the State to guarantee social rights, protect the environment, order the territory and act in the name of the collective interest,” they …
As Pope Leo recently reminded us in his encyclical Magnifica Humanitas: “The principle of the universal destiny of goods reminds us above all that the goods of the earth — soil, water, air and natural resources — have been given by God to the whole human family to sustain the life of [...] The CARITAS entrance and its gaze to the law of “inviolability to private property” or the law that seeks to sell land to foreigners was first published in Ce…
Through an open letter to legislators, members of the Episcopal Commission for Social Pastoral Care, the Aboriginal Pastoral and Caritas spoke out against the project of inviolability of private property, which, among its points, provides for the elimination of limits on the purchase of land by foreigners. “Land is not a commodity,” they said and asked those discussing this initiative “to follow their choices for the common good and the future o…
The Church objected to the bill on private property and warned about land rights. Various sectors of the Catholic Church expressed their rejection of the bill on the inviolability of private property, an initiative that includes the elimination of limits on land purchases by foreigners. In this context, they maintained that "land is not a commodity." Through an open letter addressed to legislators, the Episcopal Commission for Social Pastoral Ca…
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