Laws of 1883–1894 on vacant lands (terrenos baldíos)
- When
- 1883–1894
- Where
- Mexico
During 1883–1894, Mexican laws gave fewer and fewer people large amounts of land, taken from occupants by bribing local judges to declare it vacant or unoccupied.
The sourced record states that during 1883–1894, laws were passed to give fewer and fewer people large amounts of land. The land was taken away from people by bribing local judges to declare it vacant or unoccupied (terrenos baldíos). The passages do not specify the exact dates of individual laws, the legislative text, or named corporate recipients, so the episode is dated only to the 1883–1894 span with year-level precision.
Sources
- Porfirio Díaz Wikipedia
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