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land auction What if we sell the family jewels? Already

neoliberal policy-driven '90s, through a process of structural reforms, including privatization, reduced public expenditure and promotion of private investment, has achieved significant economic development for the country. However, despite these achievements, this model is shown as not inclusive: one in two Peruvians is poor.
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addition, the model has few tools left to the state investment promotion (the assumption that otherwise the state will not be good, wins a lot). These processes have developed in part public services like electricity, telephone, some roads and airports, privatizations have boosted the market, are changes that have occurred in coastal urban areas. Poverty is accentuated inequality, and our growth has been uneven. This model has shown it takes to reach each and coupled with the failure of the State (with its pachydermal steps to correct the "failures" and waiting for the "trickle down") are part of the situation. It is in this context that rural areas are the poorest, their high rates of migration, poverty and malnutrition are proof of that.

The State has not strengthened, it is most evident in sectors like health, education, labor and agriculture, sectors where social policies have cut [1] . We recognize that MEF, Foreign Affairs and the Housing maybe as strong ministries, but the tasks and resources of others leave little state presence.
Recent initiatives
Executive bet promoting communal land titling, tend to be more of the same, to blindly follow what de Soto calls the Mystery of Capital, which has more of a skeptic; Richard Webb shows him as a complex, difficult if not impossible as inclusive development solution. It is therefore a more complex problem than the simplistic to assume García.

These standards aim to promote investment in rural areas where investment has been low, seeking to attract capital and social actors elsewhere. Power actors in areas where the state has minimal presence. Order private development is not wrong, but here is what is expected to be them, private, and not the state, in charge of overcoming poverty. These legislative initiatives have apparently not considered collaterals, as dismantling rural institutions: communities, areas recognized by the constitution, which, without their land without their acquired rights, lose power and the dismantling of their customs and traditions preserved through solidarity centuries. The figures speak for themselves does not work, so if one side is a buoyant growth, on the other hand, poverty affects one in two Peruvians, 7 of 10 in rural areas.

mining case gives the most eloquent evidence: Cajamarca remains -As the start of operations at Yanacocha, the fifth poorest department in the country. In Huancavelica there are several mining claims and the Santa Barbara mine does anyone believe that it will move only with the situation?. The foundation of our competitiveness, assumed by several-factors is to have low-wage production. Full employment of certain coastal areas from agricultural export boom should be contrasted with the purchasing power, labor rights and access to health of the people involved.

is worth mentioning that if the rule was agreed with stakeholders and will count with the necessary dissemination, would be legitimate, but the processes are to this flow from the creek or illegal way possible. The same source of a rule that can change the configuration of the census of agriculture (more than half of agricultural and forest lands are owned by communities) leaves a lot to say. Not bad that the government promotes standards, it is wrong that they do not leave those who are responsible for it, especially when its implications are political and transcend more than one million Peruvians.

And most importantly, what is the knowledge of the communities on which to promote this project?, Obviously those who promote the rule are not communal and what they see are the spaces and resources, no social networks or pockets are factors that can be measured. The State, in sort of banana republic, is seeking to concentrate resources in major large investors, with which their bargaining power is low. Do not forget that the state presence in rural areas and their development policies have shown little effect, it sounds like getting rid of weight and seek a profit economic rather than political.

These rules have been most praised a few years ago when models were begun to be implemented, today the results of the same model here and elsewhere, show that they are very short-term departures for rural areas. And most alarming is that no action the development of democratic institutions and the state's presence in these areas. Thus, if the first round of privatizations sold the family jewels, now the state wanting to follow the same pattern, without consulting community members try to finish due to their properties, and inaction of the state itself, they can not take advantage. Sell \u200b\u200bjewelry that do not belong but whose social cost is not charged Alan, but those who follow him, and rural poverty map will not be altered.

[1] Health and Education, along with Justice are the specifications with the highest number of strikes.

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began to drip? Pending Agenda

Right in the middle of social upheaval facing our country, the INEI announced that poverty fell 4.2% between 2005 and 2006. In addition to strikes, protests, road blockades and ministerial committees to seek the limelight in the media, the fact that poverty declined cachita can take the ordinary Peruvians who walk in the streets demonstrating ... and why not, give reason and satisfactions first APRA government. How

decreased poverty?
is important to note that these results include a change in methodology. Thus, the application of new techniques, more precise, make poverty in 2004 and not 51.6% but 48.6% and extreme poverty also "sincere" from 19.2% to 17.1%. We must consider that in 2005, also was adjusted methodology which result showed that poverty had increased since 2001 and contradicted President Toledo, this uncomfortable result caused the departure of a recognized member of the French cooperation for the topic.

However, the most striking of the new figures, without objecting to its validity, is that it appears that the trickle-down process has begun to happen. According to new calculations there was no change in total poverty between 2004 and 2005, more rose 0.1%, if this was true, what explains the slump of 4.2%?, Especially how poverty has fallen if prices have increased (as in the case of fuels)?. When many had given up, convinced that the blast did not we develop, it seems that the thing works and that the black of the national economy are consistent with an improvement of national welfare.

The technical note issued by the INEI said that "While the reduction of poverty in Sierra and Selva is mild, slightly more than one percentage point decline marks a turning point as it is accompanied by improved revenue and expenditures of those homes ... mostly in the urban part of the three natural regions. " These figures indicate that only in Lima poverty has declined 6.7%, in urban areas 5.6% and 1.6% in rural areas.

However, the demonstrations in major cities and a return to the rural poor departments show an opposite trend. In fact the new poverty data warn that the gap and the severity of rural poverty increased in the last two years. In order that there is a tipping point is necessary to analyze more than two years and see the trend, it is hasty to say that from now on poverty will fall.

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The beginning of this administration was marked by a discredit to the previous administration. This strategy suggested lowering the barrier to goals proposed by Garcia. Before the recent demonstrations, the government and various means "held" and not just the good macroeconomic performance, but conditions such as full employment (or underemployment) of Ica and La Libertad, the beginning of "Sierra Exportadora", new mining concessions , etc ... implying that these "achievements" are the beginning of an era of prosperity.

Now the thing is burning, with massive discontent effectively decentralized, it seems that this data reduction of poverty, seeks to be not only "turning point" for the message of the first year of government, but also a mattress or a shield to neutralize the existing social pressure. Is it enough to know ourselves poorer yield demonstrations?.

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The Government of President Garcia has continued the macroeconomic policies of Toledo: prioritizing and promoting investment balances, ensuring stability for large are encouraged to go for Peru. On social issues, to serve the poorest 52% of Peruvians (77% in rural areas) are together social programs, FONCODES, among others.

Sectorally Sierra Exportadora have a bet interesting and ambitious. It seeks to increase the placement of the first floor Agrobanco. At the same time, "Water for All" aims to increase coverage in rural areas and electrification something similar would also have given continuity, through a new loan, the program Provias Rural.

Despite these actions, not seen a clear strategy for Rural Development for the country, rather it seems that action is expected to project itself and not necessarily a synergy of the state itself improve conditions life of almost 6 million rural Peruvians, most of them poor.

Do you consider that 72% of districts and 67% of provinces have at least half of its population in rural areas?. These are areas where government presence is minimal, may be limited to a police station and a school, and if capital, local municipal. Generally have serious problems of infrastructure (roads do not have or are in poor condition). What will be done by them in five years?.

Sierra Exportadora is shown with a strategy: it involves funding, infrastructure support, advocacy, etc., Is the alternative to invigorate rural areas. But requires that these spaces there are competitive and suitable for a portfolio of specific crops How can this be? and What about the rest?. President's statements regarding the smallholding is unproductive is commonplace, but how it made viable?, We do with it "disappear"?, No one knows this works in other countries why not here?. The absence of a comprehensive policy for the rural sector is evident.

The agenda is large, starting with issues such as education and health, seeking to improve the nutritional status and above all, creating opportunities in rural areas. Confine ourselves to believe that agriculture is the only rural activity is not only outdated, is to condemn a lot of people not related to other activities decrease the vulnerability of relying on agriculture. Building trust in institutions and institutional development, citizenship, are aspects that will make rural areas more integrated with the rest of the country.

We are a good time to collect so many things you are doing and see how they support, we're not talking about making mergers "ideal" to expedite the state (some consolidation as the PETT and the CONACS are rather condemned to oblivion or give third priority to issues such as rural titling and our camels). It would be interesting to know what are the goals proposed by the government for the rural sector What means rural sector and how it is going to improve?.