Agrarian Reform Law (Brazil)

The Agrarian Reform Law in Brazil aims to redistribute land to promote fairer access and usage, reducing inequality and supporting rural development. It involves identifying unproductive or large landholdings, and then transferring portions to small farmers or landless workers to encourage sustainable agriculture and improve living standards. The law also sets guidelines for land management, expropriation, and settlement processes, balancing the interests of landowners, agrarian workers, and the state. Its goal is to foster social justice, increase agricultural productivity, and promote equitable land distribution across the country.