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Decree 900 of 17 June 1952 let the government redistribute idle land over 223 acres, paid for in 25-year bonds at declared tax value.
17 Jun 1952
Guatemala’s agrarian reform, 1952. Decree 900 of 17 June 1952 let the government redistribute idle land over 223 acres, paid for in 25-year bonds at declared tax value.
1951
Víctor Manuel Gutiérrez intervened in Guatemala’s agrarian reform, 1952. With Fortuny and Pellecer drafted the land reform proposal in 1951, at Árbenz’s direction, the CIA history says.
17 Jun 1952
The government of Guatemala intervened in Guatemala’s agrarian reform, 1952. Passed Decree 900, the Agrarian Reform Law, on 17 June 1952. Jacobo Árbenz intervened in Guatemala’s agrarian reform, 1952. Promulgated Decree 900.
Guatemala’s agrarian reform, 1952 caused the 1954 coup in Guatemala.
According to Bitter Fruit.
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