The 2020 closure of the Secretariat of Agrarian Affairs
- Land and property for foreigners
- Who may hold land, and on what title
- Audited
The Secretariat of Agrarian Affairs (SAA), the body that recorded and mediated land conflicts, was closed in 2020 by the Giammattei government as an austerity measure; the closure of SEPAZ and the SAA was announced on 1 Apr 2020 (República, checked in audit). Impunity Watch analyzed that closure as part of the dismantling of the peace-accord institutions. The defunct SAA's conflict database is not published; for a property's conflict history the dossier points to the SAA archive and to COPRECON, created in 2025.
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- Anuncio del cierre de SEPAZ y SAA
- 1-abr-2020
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