asignación de tierras en pandemia ¿se necesita a la Procuraduría Agraria? Cel 6691137043 Asesoría

We invite you to visit our official website https://www.abogado-agrario.com/ @abogadoagrario @defensoragrario Cell 6691137043 Direct Advice via WhatsApp TO ALLOCATE EJIDO/COMMUNAL LANDS IS THE AGRARIAN PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE NECESSARY? The Agrarian Prosecutor's Office is a public social service institution, created specifically to serve ejidos, communities, and their members. As a Federal Public Agency, for the past 9 months and up to now, its services have been limited to the health traffic light system of each state; its staff is not fully working due to higher orders; and it is also suffering from budget cuts. Faced with this complicated scenario, on the other side of the coin, are the ejidos and ejidatarios, the communities, and their community members; And, by the way, the successors, the possessors, the residents. Women and men, who suffer in the fields and on their lands, the catastrophes of the pandemic; are still incalculable. The countryside cannot stop, because we are all running out of food. And one of the most requested services and advice during the pandemic is: Applies to ejidos and communities. FIRST SCENARIO: ALLOCATE LAND There can be 3 different types of zones. And in each case, land must be allocated physically or legally. 1st Urban: lots or plots (houses, offices, and public services). 2nd Plots (individual, women, youth, schoolchildren). 3rd Common use (with or without physical boundaries). WAYS TO ALLOCATE PROCEDE, INEGI, duras (56LA). ADDAT, land distribution, special formalities. FANAR: Support Fund for Unregularized Agrarian Nuclei (focus on urban areas). RRAJA: Program for the Regularization and Registration of Agrarian Legal Acts. Another alternative for urban areas was expropriated through the former CORETT, now the National Institute of Sustainable Land (INSUS) (sectorized within SEDATU), For this to be possible, it is absolutely necessary First things first: HEALTH Health traffic light, authorities, SRIAs, or public health agencies. Comply with the following requirements and guidelines (LA 56, 23-Fracc 7ª, 8ª, 10ª) At the national level, permits for meetings and mass assemblies are prohibited or restricted. For land allocation, an ADDAT assembly (special formalities) is required. A minimum legal quorum of 1st call: 3/4 of the total registered landholders according to the RAN 2nd call: 50+1 And the distribution project must be approved by 2/3 of the votes of the total attendees 2nd brigade of engineers (generally paid by the Federal Government) There is no budget or permit Even if the ejido itself paid for them, the requirements are NOT met 3rd: Forced intervention by the Agrarian Attorney's Office Working with half the staff, without budgets, and restrictions based on traffic lights 4th: Notary Public. They won't attend under these circumstances. Both according to 28LA. 5th, the RAN. 31LA has been closed for practically 10 months, and there's no end in sight. To begin, the RAN has the land registry, plans, and basic file for each ejido. To finalize, the RAN: receives, reviews, makes observations, corrects, registers, and issues. SECOND SCENARIO: WORK BEGAN Independently or through a government program. COVID interrupted. Depends on what stage it stopped at. It will resume or continue there when times improve. In any case, the final stage is handled by the RAN. Like issuing certificates and titles. And we're back to the same old thing: it's still closed, and there's no official opening date set! THIRD SCENARIO: DIVISION (INFORMAL, IRREGULAR) According to internal regulations, customs, and what is permitted (consented to). Each person has their own plot or lot, in an urban area, a growth reserve, etc. Fenced or enclosed hectares within the common-use lands (the "parcel"). Agreements are made through simple assemblies: these are held by a second call with those in attendance. If 50 attend and 26 vote in favor, the agreement is legally valid. They can even hire engineers to ensure more certainty about the measurements.