to deliberate, decide and legislate around our lands, territories and sovereignties. reflections on the context in which the thematic congress, land territories and sovereignties born
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Abstract
This text is the product of critical reflection and constructive dynamics based on participatory action research IAP through which objectives were achieved and agreements necessary to proceed with strategies from the perspective pose bio-centric and community to mandatar generate forms. This is based on the historical significance and the social and political situation on the ground, defined as first thematic meeting of the Congress Lands and Sovereignties which appears as the possibility of building mandates from the communities and towns on the form of ownership, distribution, possession and use of land and territory in the country and all that that means.
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