Article 68 of the Constitution’s Transitional Provisions recognizes definitive land ownership for descendants of quilombo communities who occupy their lands. This constitutional claim linked present-day territorial rights to histories of flight, maroon communities, and resistance to slavery.
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Article 68 of the Constitution’s Transitional Provisions recognizes definitive land ownership for descendants of quilombo communities who occupy their lands. This constitutional claim linked present-day territorial rights to histories of flight, maroon communities, and resistance to slavery.
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This statement accurately summarizes the event: Brazil promulgates a constitution recognizing quilombo land rights.