INCRA Normative Instruction 16 set administrative steps for identifying, recognizing, delimiting, demarcating and titling quilombola lands. It began translating the 2003 decree into an agency process. The procedure could open a path to collective ownership, but its reliance on technical reports and state capacity also made communities dependent on a slow bureaucracy.
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What was the purpose of INCRA Normative Instruction 16?
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Explanation
The 2004 instruction began translating Decree 4,887 into an administrative land-recognition process.
INCRA Instruction 16 was a criminal law that punished people who occupied quilombola lands.
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It was an administrative procedure for recognition and titling, not a criminal statute.