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It reduces greenhouse gases by only about 20%, a number I would like to see much higher and achieved with less intensive crop cultivations. The illicit crop cultivations in Colombia, whose situation is considered as one of the most complex in the world, are located in regions on the periphery of State presence, where land title is practically non-existent and where there is minimal infrastructure for the commercialization of legal products. were not in rebellion against the Queen's sovereignty; and when they were driven from their land, their pas destroyed, their houses set fire to, and their cultivations laid waste they were not rebels and they had not committed any crime. |
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