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      <title>Reino de Mapitoba</title>
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      <description>14 May 2013 | Estadao&lt;br&gt;O reino das fazendas corporativas est&#225; sendo conhecido por Mapitoba, acr&#244;nimo extra&#237;do das duas primeiras letras de Maranh&#227;o, Piau&#237;, Tocantins e Bahia.</description>
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      <title>BrasilAgro flags buoyancy of Brazil land market</title>
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      <description>07 May 2013 | Agrimoney.com&lt;br&gt;BrasilAgro flagged the buoyancy of Brazil's farmland market by selling off part of its holding for the equivalent of $6,000 an acre &#8211; more than four times the price it paid six years ago.</description>
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      <title>Mosambik: &#8222;Terras baratas&#8220;</title>
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      <description>03 May 2013 | afrika s&#252;d&lt;br&gt;Mosambik lockt kommerzielle Farmer, um die vernachl&#228;ssigte Landwirtschaft zu modernisieren. Mega-Projekt ProSavana: Dem Agrobusiness wird ein riesiges Gebiet im Norden zur Erschlie&#223;ung &#252;berlassen. Brasilien exportiert mit Finanzmitteln aus Japan sein Agrarmodell samt der Widerspr&#252;che nach Afrika. Doch formiert sich Widerstand. </description>
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      <title>Leaked ProSAVANA Master Plan confirms worst fears</title>
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      <description>30 Apr 2013 | Justi&#231;a Ambiental et al&lt;br&gt;Civil society groups warn secretive plan paves the way for a massive land grab in northern Mozambique.
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      <title>Swedish buffer fund AP2 under scrutiny from NGO over Brazilian farmland investments</title>
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      <description>22 Apr 2013 | Responsible Investor&lt;br&gt;Sweden&#8217;s SEK227.3bn (&#8364;26.7bn) state buffer fund Andra AP-fonden (AP2) has been accused of a lack of transparency and snapping up cheap agricultural land in Brazil by campaign group Swedwatch. AP2 denies the allegations.</description>
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      <title>Las barreras a la extranjerizaci&#243;n de la tierra tienen sus agujeros</title>
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      <description>18 Apr 2013 | Blogs El Pa&#237;s&lt;br&gt;Argentina, Brasil y Bolivia han reaccionado al fen&#243;meno adoptando restricciones a la propiedad extranjera de la tierra, sin embargo Grain advierte de que las barreras que est&#225;n cre&#225;ndose contra la inversi&#243;n extranjera resultan endebles.
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      <title>Lack of transparency when Swedish Pension Fund AP2 invests in farmland in Brazil</title>
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      <description>16 Apr 2013 | Swedwatch&lt;br&gt;A new Swedwatch report shows a lack of transparency and inadequate auditing of ethics and environmental impacts in AP2&#8217;s investment in farmland in Brazil. For business reasons, the investment is surrounded by a high level of secrecy, which makes scrutiny from the outside impossible.</description>
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      <description>14 Apr 2013 | Portal Vermelho&lt;br&gt;Se voc&#234; quiser encontrar um brasileiro com motivos para estar feliz com a &#250;ltima d&#233;cada, e otimista quanto ao futuro, procure entre os propriet&#225;rios de terras. Entre 2003 e 2012, o pre&#231;o m&#233;dio do hectare no Brasil pulou de R$ 2.280 para R$ 7.470. Foi um crescimento de 227%, o dobro da infla&#231;&#227;o registrada no mesmo per&#237;odo.
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      <title>Prosavana - Cr&#237;ticas e esclarecimentos</title>
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      <description>11 Apr 2013 | ProSavana - cr&#237;ticas e esclarecimentos&lt;br&gt;Desde seu lan&#231;amento, o ProSavana &#233; acusado de tentar destruir a agricultura mo&#231;ambicana por meio de uma &#8220;invas&#227;o de megaprodutores brasileiros&#8221;, que &#8220;se utilizariam de financiamento japon&#234;s&#8221;, em uma &#8220;repeti&#231;&#227;o do processo que destruiu o Cerrado brasileiro&#8221;. A lista de acusa&#231;&#245;es &#233; infind&#225;vel, e, obviamente, h&#225; equ&#237;vocos que devem ser esclarecidos.</description>
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      <title>Prosavana agreement signed in Tokyo</title>
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      <description>05 Apr 2013 | The Zimbabwean&lt;br&gt;It covers about 700,000 hectares in Mozambique, and is based on a project that Japan implemented in Brazil in the 1970s, which revolutionised agricultural production in an area now regarded as the most productive in Brazil.</description>
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      <description>04 Apr 2013 | MST&lt;br&gt;Programa agr&#237;cola de investimentos entre Brasil, Jap&#227;o e Mo&#231;ambique para desenvolver a agricultura numa &#225;rea de aproximadamente 14,5 milh&#245;es de hectares no pa&#237;s africano, o ProSavana est&#225; gerando pol&#234;mica.</description>
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      <title>BRICS grab African land and sovereignty</title>
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      <description>28 Mar 2013 | Pambazuka News&lt;br&gt;BRICS states, except Russia, are enhancing and facilitating land grabs abroad in a way that is inconsistent with their proclamations of sustainable development, cooperation solidarity, and respect of national sovereignty.</description>
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      <title>Chinese and Brazilian cooperation with African agriculture: The case of Mozambique</title>
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      <description>26 Mar 2013 | Future Agricultures&lt;br&gt;Report examines Brazil&#8217;s programme to transform Mozambique&#8217;s Nacala corridor, the Chinese Agricultural Technology Demonstration Centre, and a private Chinese rice investment project in the Xai-Xai irrigation scheme.</description>
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      <title>BRICS African agriculture investments paying off</title>
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      <description>13 Mar 2013 | Ghana Web&lt;br&gt;The African agriculture sector is showing signs of improvements attributed to BRICS investment flows in smaller agricultural projects, reversing the trend triggered by the global food crisis in 2008.</description>
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      <title>Reining in land grabbers or dumbing down the debate?</title>
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      <description>28 Feb 2013 | GRAIN&lt;br&gt;Governments in a number of countries are trying to address concerns about land grabbing by closing their borders to foreign investors. Are these restrictions effective? Not really, says GRAIN.</description>
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      <title>Lessons from Brazil in Mozambique's Nacala Corridor</title>
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      <description>27 Feb 2013 | This is Africa&lt;br&gt;Brazil is helping develop Mozambican agriculture by promoting large-scale farming and supporting smallholders. Can it do both at once?</description>
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