AUDIO-Peasants, indigenous, black and women organizations are drafting proposals for an agrarian reform in Latin America, towards food sovereignty http://www.radiomundoreal.fm/Bottom-up?lang=es

Nearly 120 social, peasant, rural and women organizations have been working from Monday in the Brazilian capital in a meeting that will set the basis and voluntary guidelines on land and natural resources to be submitted before the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).

The demand for an integral agrarian reform that includes and exceeds the massive land distribution, a change in the technological framework to achieve real food sovereignty, education in the rural areas and the installation of self-managed agroindustries, are some of the main goals to be developed as discussed in the first tier of activities.