Historical Organization
National Institute of Agrarian Reform
Also known as: INRA
The law limited large estates, redistributed land and created a framework for cooperatives and state farms. It struck at concentrated and foreign landownership.
The National Institute of Agrarian Reform became a major instrument of economic and political transformation in the countryside.
The law challenged the dominance of overseas corporations and connected national sovereignty with redistribution in the countryside.
The programme aimed to turn tenants and precarious cultivators into landholders while also organizing cooperatives on large estates.
Large numbers of rural workers and beneficiaries of agrarian reform joined the anniversary celebration of the Moncada attack.