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By Gonzalo A. O. Luengo

never held this blog. Until now. It happens that I do not know where to post this, so I decided to drop in this place.

I was reviewing some of the cables filtered by WikiLeaks and translated for sharing. I've taken everything and let the sources http://cableaserch.org clear with each new entry, please see the footnotes to each. I'll select everything that catches my attention. Not much anyway. I'll see if I make a new post if they find something else. Let us ...

José María Aznar and his vision of Michelle Bachelet

In Chile, [José María Aznar] told the ambassador that President Bachelet is strongly influenced by the murder of his father and his own torture during the regime Pinochet. Aznar said that these experiences have profoundly shaped their deciciones executive, more than previously believed. (1)

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It made me laugh: Instead of 'Augustus', speak of 'Augustin', speaking of the work of Judge Baltasar Garzón

Maybe your case famous was his attempt to bring to trial in Spain, the former Chilean leader Pinochet Augustin. (2)

Lula and Bachelet get along with Washington, despite being left

By contrast, the neo-left politicians like Lula (who just visited Buenos Aires sign a series of bilateral agreements) and Chile, Michelle Bachelet, are well regarded here as a pragmatic leaders are making progress on social justice, maintaining good relations with Washington. (3)

Bachelet shares his vision of South American leaders with Ambassador Simmons

I think this is the only cable that focuses so much attention in a Chilean and about former President Michelle Bachelet. El Mercurio published a translation on December 2, 2010 (4) :

Subject: Bachelet share views on South American leaders with the A / S (Secretary of State) Valenzuela.

Sort by: Paul Simons, Ambassador, State Department, EXEC; REASON: 1.4 (B) (D)

1. (C) Summary: President Bachelet emphasized the need to understand the nuances of Latin American leaders and their countries instead of grouping them into fields of populists, pro-Western. During a luncheon on January 12 with the A / S Valenzuela, Bachelet was relatively optimistic about Bolivia, reserving special praise for the minister of Foreign Affairs Choquehuanca and highlighting the many Bolivians politically moderate. She described frankly the challenges facing Argentina, through its institutions weaknesses and lack of a robust democracy to its President unstable. Bachelet has Lula in high esteem and feels that the major presidential candidates in Brazil are less impressive than its current leader. End Summary.

2. (U) President Bachelet offered a small lunch for A / S Valenzuela at the presidential palace of La Moneda on 12 January. The foreign minister, Mariano Fernández, Angel Flisfisch Undersecretary, Director General of Foreign Affairs, Roberto Ibarra, the Ambassador of Chile in the United States José Goñi and presidential advisers and Marcos Robledo Francisco Diaz accompanied the President Bachelet, while the A / S Valenzuela was accompanied by the Ambassador, DCM, and Poloff (take notes).

Bolivia: more moderate than what many perceive

3. (C) Strengthening the global sense of hope inspired by President Obama will be the great American challenge ahead, he said President Bachelet to A / S Valenzuela. Some leaders, including Evo Morales of Bolivia, are caught in a trap of opposing U.S. entities and individual ombudsmen. Likewise, there are many moderates in Bolivia, she said, implying that some Americans do not understand this. Bachelet warned against putting in the same bag all the leaders of inclination Latin American populism, stressing that Morales was very different from Hugo Chavez of Venezuela, and Morales had been elected legitimately. Fernández Minister of Foreign Affairs and Deputy Secretary Flisfisch added that it was likely that Morales' MAS party will do well in local elections in April, further consolidating the power of the Bolivian leader.

4. (C) Bachelet had high praise for the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bolivia David Choquehuanca, who, she says, is more sophisticated than other Bolivian leaders and is "clear and capable." Cultural differences are important to understanding Bolivia and their leaders, Bachelet insisted, adding that although she had discussed with Choquehuanca economic growth, he has a different and more concentrated on the quality of life in economic development for its own sake.

Argentina: A country tested an unstable President

5. (C) Bachelet was frank about their views on Argentina, and said that Chile's neighbor has credibility problems as a country, its democracy is not robust and its institutions are strong. Flisfisch said the unusual federal system in Argentina and the Peronist ideology which can lead to political paranoia, are additional obstacles political and economic stability. Argentines tend to live from crisis to crisis, added the President, instead of pursuing policies stable, long-term.

6. (C) President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner is emblematic of the problems of Argentina, Chileans agreed. Kirchner is not anti-American nature, Bachelet said, but is convinced that the incident of "Suitcase" in 2007 was a conspiracy against her and will not consider any evidence that says otherwise. (Note: "Suitcase" refers to an incident in which Venezuelan officials (sic) found nearly $ 800 billion in cash in the suitcase of a U.S. citizen at the airport in Buenos Aires. (Editor 's Note: Argentine officials were). An assistant U.S. attorney said the money was illegal contributions to the campaign of Kirchner. End note.) In general, Kirchner is prone to believe rumors and defamatory newspaper articles and has a tendency to make public comments unfortunate, Bachelet noted, recalling the negative comments after the recent trip Kirchner A / S Valenzuela to that country.

7. (C) President Bachelet stressed that Chile had reached a very positive relationship with Argentina despite the challenging political situation in that country and the weaknesses of Kirchner. Chile and Argentina have a number of bilateral agreements in force and during the October visit to Santiago de Kirchner the two presidents shared the now famous "embrace of Maipú" after recalling the historic friendship and heroism of both countries.

Brazil: Presidential candidates can not hold a candle to Lula

8. (C) In describing Lula as a "political fox," the President said that Brazil does not play a major role in a majority of regional issues, despite press reports that describe the country well as an important regional mediator. Bachelet believes that Brazil is more interested in acting in world stage on issues including climate change and nuclear non-proliferation. On the other hand, Brazil has been steadily a good ally of Chile, said the governor, calling the President Lula as intelligent and charming. She also gave his opinion on the major presidential candidates in Brazil, who, she said, do not have the distinguishing features of Lula. He described the opposition candidate José Serra as arrogant and preferred Lula's chief of staff Dilma Roussef, as distant and formal.

presidential elections Chile: Concern over presidency of Piñera and bias of the press

9. (C) With regard to presidential elections approaching Chile, Bachelet issued the belief of many that there is general agreement among the major political candidates, and therefore the attitude and personalities of these are more important than political differences. However, he said it was concerned about a potential presidency Piñera, especially because it would create a tremendous concentration of power (Note: Piñera is a wealthy businessman and a number of his key advisors will likely come from the business community. End of note .)

10. (C) Bachelet expressed her frustration with the sensationalism and bias anticoncertacionista of the Chilean press. Whenever Frei's campaign raises questions about the problem of conflict of interest surrounding the large portfolio of shares Piñera, the effort is described as a "dirty war" by the majority right-wing press, which tends to ignore faux pas on the right.

11. (U) The Assistant Secretary approved this cable. Notes



(1) Taken from http://cablesearch.org/cable/view.php?id=06MADRID2632 , paragraph 3, which says: 'In Chile, the Ambassador That I Told President Bachelet is Strongly Influenced by her father's murder and her own torture During The Pinochet regime. Said Aznar These Experiences That Are More profoundly shaping her executive Decisions Than Previously Believed I Had. "

(2) Taken from http://cablesearch.org/cable/view.php?id=09MADRID347 , paragraph 5, which says: "Perhaps historical WAS MOST famous historical case Attempt to bring to trial in Spain formed Chile Augustin Pinochet ruler. "

(3) Taken from http://cablesearch.org/cable/view.php?id=08BUENOSAIRES235 , paragraph 8, which states: 'In contrast, neo-left Politicians like Lula (Who just visited Buenos Aires to sign a number of bilateral agreements) and Chile's Michelle Bachelet Are well-regarded here as pragmatic Leaders Who are making progress on social justice while Maintaining good relations with Washington. "

(4) Available in http://www.mer.cl/modulos/generacion/mobileASP/detailNew.asp?idNoticia=C57602020101202&strNamePage=MERSTIN004AA0212.htm&codCuerpo=705&codRev=&iNumPag=4 & ; strFecha = 2/12/2010 & iPage = 1 & tipoPantalla =, accessed December 8, 2010. Gonzalo A.

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The neolatifundios seen by the World Bank

In recent years, acquisitions of large tracts of land for agricultural use has become a global phenomenon, and with it the possible negative impacts that land grabbing.

This hoarding may have different characteristics. There are states who buy land to other states to ensure their own food security to an uncertain future, or to ensure the supply of biofuels. There are also transnational corporations that invest at attractive economic prospects of the business of food production (predicted a future of rising prices), by the growing global demand for biofuels, or just do it for speculative purposes, in a context in which the financial crisis revalued some assets such as land and other natural resources.

There are national processes, such as Peru, where land grabbing is stimulated by neoliberal policies and pro exporting state, both for the export of high value food products like biodiesel and ethanol.

According to a recent World Bank report, by 2008 four million hectares had been large transactions of lands suitable for agriculture, whereas by the end of 2009 this number had increased to 45 million hectares, both in Asia, Africa and Latin America. The report stresses that this process has generated two schools of thought: some see an opportunity for countries whose lands have not received the investment and technology development have reached an appropriate and requiring the creation of new jobs. In contrast, others stress the risks for weak states, where property rights are poorly defined and regulatory institutions do not have sufficient resources. In these cases, the concentration of land could result in the benefit of a few, in the deepening of inequalities and resource degradation.

To reduce the side effects can lead hoarding land and large agricultural investments, the World Bank, in accordance with FAO, IFAD and the UNCTAD, made seven principles: (1) respect existing rights over land and natural resources, (2) ensure food security , (3) ensure transparency, good governance and an enabling environment, (4) refer to those who may be materially affected, arrangements must be registered and complied with, (5) reflect best industry practices, (6 ) be socially sustainable, and (7) be environmentally sustainable.

little doubt that Peru is located, unfortunately, in the States with little ability to put forward the interest public about the interests of big capital, in which the rights of communities over communal resources are becoming less respected and in which regulatory agencies have not only not enough resources, but are also permeated by corruption, as COFOPRI case shows.

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According to President Alan García, Peru is not an agricultural country, "but" essentially mining ". [1] Why? According to the president, for three reasons: because the amount of farmland per capita is low, lower than in Ecuador, Colombia and Argentina [2] ; because for food security ("idea that no longer serves in the world," he says) more important for domestic food production is to have resources to import food, as does Japan, thirdly, because in the history of the country's indigenous peasant communities were confined to the poorest lands.

Some clarifications are relevant.

First, it would be desirable that Peru was characterized not by natural resources he owns, but for excellence in transforming them. So do the developed economies, adding value to raw materials. The problem of Peru throughout its history that has continued until today as a primary basic economics, with little development of transformational capabilities, with incipient industry and poor education system (base for the formation of human capital to economy processing). President Garcia thinks like a nineteenth-century ruler.

Second, if we enter a presidential logic Peru characterize the economic importance of its resources, the contribution of agriculture to gross domestic product is similar to mine, with three major differences: (1) agriculture provides direct employment to nearly a third of the country's workers, while mining does to one percent, (2) agriculture is the backbone of the economy in most regions, while mining tends to have characteristics of location, (3) agricultural activity, being conducted by hundreds of thousands of families, decentralized source of income, while huge mining income focus basically a few large companies.

Third, give it an agriculture secundón a pilgrim, arguing that "security Food is an idea that no longer serves in the world "and that gas can be redeemed for food, is not only against common sense, but in direct opposition to global concerns about the food problem, particularly since 2008, and which echo the multilateral agencies such as FAO and even the World Bank.

not without reason the president, however, when he says that communities in the story were confined to the poorest lands. He himself is dealing with this unfortunate tradition continue!

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[1] Entrevista al presidente García publicada como suplemento especial del diario Expreso el lunes 6 de setiembre. De lectura obligada.

[2] Según información de la FAO, la disponibilidad de tierras agrícolas por habitante es solo algo mayor en Ecuador que en el Perú, y bastante menor en Colombia.

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rural workers: a complex world

El mundo de los trabajadores rurales es más complejo que la imagen que de él tienen politicians and, in general, city dwellers.

Rural workers are 37% of the national total. Is a widespread idea that engaged only in agriculture. The reality is more nuanced, as shown by the National Household Surveys carried the INEI. Thus, according to The Survey of 2008, a quarter of rural workers not engaged in primary activities, but the manufacturing, trade and various services.

The vast majority of rural workers engaged in agriculture are independent: they are family farmers and peasants, and their number is much higher in the mountains than in the other two regions.

In contrast, agricultural workers are a minority: only one in seven workers is employed in the field, and this relation one of the lowest in Latin America. Surprising that almost half of these employees, 45% - are in the mountains, where there is relatively less developed capitalist agriculture compared to the coast, where he works 32% of employees. This would indicate that a significant portion of small farmers in the highlands employs employees, even if only eventually.

also surprising that a sizable percentage of agricultural workers are resident city: they are a third of agricultural workers.

The participation of women workers is important, but in the world of small farming large numbers unpaid. Only a small percentage of women are wage earners, even if your number has been growing in recent years, particularly with the development of modern agribusiness.

The incidence of poverty among rural workers is very high, 55%, but more so in those that are specifically dedicated to agriculture: 58% among men and 63% among women.

Limited availability land, low yields and poor access to services necessary to help maintain production in poverty to the small independent farming. In the case of rural workers, more than three-quarters do not even receive the minimum living wage, which expresses a high percentage of non-labor laws, even on the coast. Contributes to the precarious situation of instability in agricultural wage work, which was maintained even in companies duly constituted by the flexibility of certain types of contract.

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According to the Ministry of Labour, two thirds of agricultural workers in formal enterprises have contracts with 'mode', which do not guarantee their job security.

knowledge of the characteristics of rural workers is essential for labor policies, the rural development and those aimed at reducing rural poverty, to be effective.

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Exports, concentration of ownership and food security and counter-agrarian reform


Is there a relationship between country's food security, the concentration of ownership of agricultural land and exports?

Yes there is, and this is evident if we place ourselves in a perspective long-term temporary.

Currently there are approximately 1.8 million acres devoted to food production in Peru . Virtually all of this production is due to the small and medium agriculture. Peru the matter, to complete their food supply, mainly yellow maize (for poultry), wheat, oilseeds, for a total of around 1350 million U.S. dollars (2009).

By 2020 the population of Peru will have increased by 21%. The question is how to meet this increased demand for food, without increasing our dependence food?

There are only two ways, which should be complementary: increasing the agricultural frontier and / or increasing yields per hectare.

If yields are not increased, then the required amount of new land for food crop in 2010 will be proportional to population growth: 21%, or approximately 380 000 hectares. Where do these acres? One option is expanding the agricultural frontier on the coast, irrigating the land fallow (Olmos, Majes Chavimochic, etc.). But these new lands, a matter of policy, the constitution will neolatifundios, all of whom are turning their production for export. In the mountains there is no place to expand the agricultural frontier (rather than reduced). Is only the jungle, but at the expense of deforestation, ecological imbalance and release of carbon, which unfortunately is happening.

In order to increase the median income of agriculture and, above all, family farming is required, that is massive, a clear and sustained political will of governments at all levels. This implies a radical change of priorities and direction of resources: currently about three quarters of public investment in agriculture goes to great irrigation, in contrast to the tiny puny resources received by research institutions and technical extension.

The existing policy from the government of Fujimori to prioritize the formation of large estates for export goes diametrically against an adequate strategy to face the challenge of food safety in the years ahead, a strategy that would rely on the support those who produce food, agriculture and family median.

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a day like today 41 years ago, the government of General Velasco reform law enacted Agricultural and simultaneously held the large agroindustrial complexes of sugar called 'sugar barons'.

the next six years, all farms were expropriated in the country. Their lands were allotted to agricultural production cooperatives (about 2.3 million hectares), Agricultural Societies of Social Interest (SAIS, 2.9 million) and rural communities and other organizations (3.5 million). 375 000 families benefited. Regionally, were expropriated and awarded 53% of the land for agricultural use of the coast and 23% of the saw.

SAIS Cooperatives and did not withstand the test of time: the first were divided by the workers in family plots, and the lands of the latter were, without exception, distributed among farming communities.

From the point of view of production, land reform was not successful. But to redistribute land, improved incomes of hundreds of thousands of families. From the standpoint of social and political development was very important: it ended the gamonalismo and servile relations, rural society democratized and allowed the conversion of peasants into citizens.

The counter-agrarian reform, which began tentatively in the eighties was accelerated in early 1990. The Constitution of 1993 removed restrictions property and reduced agricultural land protection community. Many subsequent laws deepen the liberalization of land markets, family farms marginalize and further weaken the rules that protect community rights. The manifesto written by President Garcia, "The dog in the manger syndrome" in October 2007 in black and white got strong support from his government to the rebuilding of large estates, farmers and natives should not be the owners of their resources because, says the president not know and are poor, these resources should be transferred to large investors, who have the financial resources and technologies, and also will become your new patterns. Continues the orientation of the governments of Fujimori and Toledo to reconstitute large estates.

Forty-one years after the land reform is neolatifundistas higher than that existed before the reform.

The largest of the group Gloria, controls about 60 000 hectares on the coast of Ancash and La Libertad, the Romero group, about 20 thousand hectares in Piura, Huaral and San Martin, the group Dyer (Camposol) about 24 thousand hectares in several valleys of the coast, the Maple company, 12 thousand hectares in the valley of the Chira. There are dozens of which have more neolatifundios thousand hectares. And the nearly 150 000 hectares of new public lands to be won on the coast with new irrigation made also public money.

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investment and agriculture: challenges for small producers to open up new estates or

few weeks ago, UNCTAD, United Nations agencies, organized in Geneva a high-level meeting to discuss the principles for responsible investment in agriculture.

Olivier De Schutter, a respected UN Special Rapporteur on the right to food, warned that international institutions promote two parallel and contradictory guidance on where investment should go into agriculture. For First, they should help to address problems such as in food security, rural poverty and climate change. But on the other hand, the same institutions being proposed codes of conduct to guide the process called 'land grabbing', ie, concentration in a few hands of large areas of land suitable for agricultural use by corporations, foreign governments and large domestic investors. Civil society organizations in the world reject the idea of \u200b\u200bmaking a code of conduct, founded in fear that eventually it would be irrelevant to these powerful economic actors.

emphasized that investments should benefit the poor of the South, and not to transfer resources from the rich North, and should really contribute to reducing hunger and malnutrition, rather than aggravate them. Argued that for that to happen, not only to act at the micro level of project, but should be part of a broader development strategy, macro-level. He advanced

seven theses that allow linkage between the two levels, five of which are summarized tightly be more appropriate for Peru :

1. Public policies that direct investment should not be focusing on increasing production, should contribute primarily to the development and increasing rural incomes in rural areas.

2. Agricultural investments should be part of a comprehensive strategy for poverty reduction.

3. It is vital to a human rights framework for agricultural investment is sustainable.

4. The arrival of investment in agriculture may exacerbate competition between two types of agriculture: the family farm, and the large plantation, which is very unequal competition.

5. The program of formalization of land rights not only insufficient but can be potentially harmful.

not possible, "concluded De Schutter, continue to create dispossessed, or deep r inequalities in rural areas or smaller strip farmers.

De Schutter approaches are not only reasonable, but very important for a country like ours, where there is a significant process of concentration of land ownership. Unfortunately there is nothing farther from the thesis of De Schutter public policies implemented by the current government.

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family farming?

Alan Garcia's government continues the policy initiated in the government of Alberto Fujimori, to modernize agriculture based on neolatifundios. According to the minister Agriculture, Adolfo de Cordoba, the fourth stage of Chavimochic require $ 300 million public investment to be gained for export crops 40 000 hectares. As has been in previous stages, the land will be acquired by large investors. The concentration of land ownership continues even through market mechanisms of land. The extreme case is the Gloria Group, owner of the sugar plantations (former cooperatives) Casagrande, Cartavio Sintuco and Chiquitoy, which has recently acquired control of another sugar company, San Jacinto (Nepeña Valley), which amounts to about 55 thousand hectares on the coast. Is Peru's largest landowner.

The main argument that justifies and promotes this concentration is that the large agricultural enterprise is more efficient than medium and small-scale agriculture.

Is it true this argument? Does agricultural enterprises of five hundred thousand or 5 thousand and more acres are more efficient than the 10, 20 or 50 hectares? Are there studies to support this assertion? While in Peru neolatifundismo is consolidating amid a sea of \u200b\u200bsmall-scale agriculture, there is no debate on the subject.

A recent World Bank publication involved in this important discussion on the subject the need to redistribute agricultural land when there is concentration and presents appropriate circumstances. The editor Hans Binswanger, a world authority on the subject and author of several chapters, argues emphatically that "nearly a century of research by agricultural economists across the world has produced a stylized fact contradictory: small-scale farmers usually use the land , labor and capital more efficiently than large farmers, who rely primarily on hired labor. " The author explains the reasons for this apparent paradox, which by extension can not be reproduced in this column. Binswanger

stresses, in contrast, the advantages of family farming. This is characterized in that the owners live on the farm, administer, and are assisted by other family members. He also notes the disadvantages: greater difficulty in access to input markets, products, financing, technical assistance and information. Disadvantages can be counteracted, "she says if small farmers coordinate their efforts, as indicated by the experience, through credit cooperatives and marketing.

Furthermore, in contrast to an agrarian economy based on large estates, the author argues that "increased access to land for farming families can also lead to more vital local economies, more integrated, better living standards and more retail stores.

In other words, family farming is more appropriate for the development of rural areas. There is no doubt that this discussion is highly relevant to Peru.

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Meanwhile, the cold ashes of the fire off revolutionaries, warmed by despotism and abuse, take on new heat in Venezuela. The rearward extinguished sparks of fire, which phosphorescence of fireflies that cross the Dark uncertain night of colonial bondage, waving in the forests of the Orinoco Cedeño, on the plains of Barcelona in Monaco, Parejo, Rojas and Barreto, in the mountains of Chaguaramas with Chintz and in the plains of Apure dog Paez and Olmedilla, acquired at the beginning of 1816 alarmed proportions adding to the anger and surprise that the dominant place in the insurrection of Margarita and their heroic feats of General caudillo Juan Bautista Arismendi.

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loshechos historical events of 11 came to fruition one day April 13 through UNAGRO mobilization throughout the country, receiving the support ysolidaridad Bolivarian revolutionary army. Giving a blow to laconspiración fascist.

memory of a people in a sample of Powers responsiveness of all the organizacionespopulares and individual actions of men, women, elderly and children.

rendimoshonores In this respect all actors visible and anonymous marcadopor a historic moment and search the building of a socialist state.

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on the orientation of public resources in agriculture

According to statements by Adolfo de Córdova, Minister of Agriculture, (1) will continue with the works of Chavimochic. The fourth stage-de Palo Redondo, require an investment of 300 million dollars. (At the exchange rate 1US $ = 2.85 ns, equivalent to 855 million soles.)

This will broaden the agricultural frontier of La Libertad in 40 thousand hectares. According to the mi-Minister, will serve to promote export crops such as grapes, avocado, asparagus-gos "in huge demand in the international market."

macroproject In the earlier stages of irrigation introduced, in the Viru Valley, a similar amount, or slightly higher-hectares for export crops. Most of these lands are in the hands of a dozen large companies. Following 'the natural order of things' in place since the early 1990, the ownership of new areas (which will mean an investment public resources $ 7500 per hectare pro-environment, as is apparent from the figures given by the Minister) will also be concentrated in a handful of properties of large investors.

Minister also stated that Congress so running in La Libertad 15 projects me by means of Executive Groups (aimed at "areas of extreme rural poverty) for a total of 3'783, 427 nuevos soles and that Congress has approved an allocation of 70 million soles in total for the imple-mentation of 322 projects through the NE across the country.

The contrasts are obvious: 855 million soles of public resources to a handful of investors, 70 million to tens of thousands of people in "rural areas of extreme poverty."

be objected that while the in-pouring money into the irrigation works will be recovered-pected, because the land will be sold and then, when in production, this-do collect taxes, the money spent on the poor will never be recovered.

This argument does not hold. First, because public resources are aimed at achieving fundamental well-being of the population (the common good), and not to promote income generation of large investors (for which these are means by which most the population lack even processes and services and public goods provided by the State). Second, because experience indicates that the State can not recover what you invest in irrigation, and there is always a subsidy, open or hidden.

Third, because to support "rural areas of extreme poverty" is not a cost but, if well conceived and executed, an investment that is both social and eco-nomic, cultural and environmentally profitable.

Fourth, because there is a question of numbers: the inhabitants of the areas of extreme rural poverty are much more nu-merous investors ben-efits that public investment in irri-tions (even if are included as 'beneficiaries' to the workers to be em-ployed by large agro-export).

But even convinced to gain new lands for agriculture is the best means to achieve rural development, should consider that there are other possible scenarios-able, for example, rather than 40 thousand hectares are spread over ten or twenty large firms, are distributed in 400 companies average 100 hectares each, or 800 of 50 hectares, or 1600 companies from 25 hectares It is likely that the type of society and economy to be built at the new irrigated area on the base of medium and small firms would be more equitable, more and more dense social fabric. It would be much more stimulating diversified economic activities, small manu-billing, services, trade-plus consumers of domestic products, more inclusive and more ential squarely meet the needs of safety / food sovereignty-tion, What no doubt!, would also be more appropriate for a decentralized state with democratic governments that the mo-neolatifundista model that promotes the go-vernment APRA (as they did before Fu-jimori and Toledo).

In short, a proposal that pro-moving medium and small ge-erary rural development inclusive, not exclusive in-key. (3)

1. Published in El Peruano on January 6, 2010
2. See The Land Magazine 107, May 2009, in http://www.cepes.org.pe
3. A major World Bank specialists in land and rural development, Hans P. Binswanger, says the like arguments based on research. See Hans P. Bins-wang-Mkhize, Camille Bourguignon and Rogier van den Brink (editors), Agricultural Land Re-distribution. The World Bank. Washington, DC 2009.