La FAO alerta sobre la compra masiva de tierras
    Las poblaciones afectadas no siempre permanecen expectantes. Además de la larga lucha del pueblo mapuche contra Benetton en Chile y Argentina, el caso de Madagascar es paradigmático.
    • Diagonal
    • 19 June 2009
    La HAT signe un accord avec... Daewoo
    La colère suscitée par l'éventuel démarrage d'un vaste projet agricole, conclu entre l'ancien gouvernement et la société sud-coréenne Daewoo Logistics, continue d'alimenter la crise actuelle.
    • Malaza
    • 18 June 2009
    The food crisis continues - in the form of a global scramble for lucrative farmlands
    It's a tsunami of land deals and, as all of the experts who have studied the phenomenon have agreed, no nation is truly prepared for its implications.
    • CounterCurrents
    • 17 June 2009
    Foncier 8 : Le point du jour
    Je me demande si l'agenda du développement rural semblerait déjà avoir été écrit à l'avance par toutes et tous... sauf par les paysans africains et malgaches eux-mêmes.
    • Bekoto paysans
    • 17 June 2009
    Interview: India Yes Bank sees 1st Africa farm project start 2011
    Yes Bank expects a $150 million Tanzanian rice and wheat project to reach full production by 2011, the first of several large African farms it is funding. "We are looking at a more inclusive model wherein the local farmers can be organised into a producers company, and they would be the suppliers to the processing facility. It's predominantly not to acquire huge tracts of land."
    • Reuters
    • 15 June 2009
    Quand le Sud vend sa terre
    Des Etats multiplient les achats de terres agricoles au Sud. Avec des conséquences parfois dramatiques pour les populations locales.
    • Alternatives Economiques
    • 05 June 2009
    Le ROPPA opposée à la vente massive des terres agricoles en Afrique
    M. Ndiogou Fall a exprimé lundi l'opposition "totale" du ROPPA à la vente massive des terres cultivables en Afrique
    • Afrique en ligne
    • 01 June 2009
    Food security or economic slavery?
    These arrangements are reminiscent of “banana republics” when many African countries served as plantations for European countries -- but even those did not come with such explicit restrictions and rigidities.
    • Business Day
    • 01 June 2009
    La pugna por la tierra amenaza a los africanos
    Las adquisiciones de tierra en África, Asia y Latinoamérica, tal y como se hacen en la actualidad, suponen condenar a los más pobres a ser desalojados de sus fincas o a perder acceso a la tierra, al agua y a otros recursos, según el primer estudio sobre la nueva tendencia de grandes corporaciones y gobiernos de invertir en tierras en países pobres, encargado por las agencias de las Naciones Unidas de la Agricultura y Alimentación y del Desarrollo (FAO y UNDP).
    • El País
    • 25 May 2009
    Mideast grabs land elsewhere
    CNN's John Defterios takes a look at how Middle Eastern countries are scouring the globe for farmland.
    • CNN
    • 21 May 2009
    Africa: Tractored out by “land grabs”?
    Mohammed Mbwana, who farms in the Tana River delta area and is an official of a local NGO, said the Qatar agreement would displace thousands of locals. At least 150,000 families in farming and pastoralist communities depend on the land in question, said to be part of Kenya’s biggest wetland.
    • IRIN
    • 11 May 2009
    Wealthy foreigners taking over huge tracts of African land
    When the new Land Reform Minister rummaged through his office in Madagascar's capital, he was shocked to discover the documents for a $2-billion deal to lease huge tracts of farmland to an Indian entrepreneur.
    • Globe and Mail
    • 05 May 2009

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