Law 4,214 set out a labor framework for rural workers, including employment relations and access to labor protections. Its passage recognized a large workforce long left outside the main urban labor regime. The statute marked a change in law, not the immediate end of coercive conditions or effective enforcement in the countryside. It preceded rural workers’ full constitutional equalization by decades.
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What did Law 4,214 of 1963 establish?
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The Rural Worker Statute addressed labor relations and rights in the countryside.
The 1963 Rural Worker Statute established a legal framework for rural labor relations.
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The law covered rural employment and protections, though enforcement remained a separate issue.