The Fight for Status for All - • Who Can Apply for Permanent Residence Status Under the Immigration Department's "Special Measures?"

But these programs were also supported by multilateral banks for the execution of agricultural development projects, sustained through the export of crops such as bananas, cashews, cotton and citrus fruits, with transnational companies and local intermediaries controlling the commercialization of the products as a way of transferring the risks of production to the farmers and government themselves. [...] On the one hand, the paralysis and abandonment of the agrarian reform programs led to the expulsion of the peasant population from the countryside to the city, and eliminated the induced migration programs supported by the State and international cooperation. [...] The government of the Republic hopes that things will return to "normality," as it existed before COVID-19, but with policies that promote the concentration of rural property ownership, the 5 destruction of natural resources, economic and social exclusion due to the lack of large-scale popular housing programs, access to education, health and sustainable jobs organized by the State, this normality. [...] In the imagination of the migrants, there is hope that the new occupant of the White House will relax or eliminate the policies, actions and laws approved by the Trump administration, which at the end of its mandate has dedicated itself to obstructing the incoming government's actions and delaying the coming into effect of new laws. [...] This extends to the actions of the National Commissioner for Human Rights, with the Human Security Strategy for Local Development, which is seen as a palliative for the policy of centralized power and the systematic violation of human rights, that has little impact on the quality of life of families in the municipalities and the demand for citizens' rights.