Bibliographic citations
Salas, M., (2024). Desnaturalización jurídica de las comunidades campesinas por transferencia de alícuotas de los terrenos comunales: Estudio realizado en la comunidad campesina de Ayamarca Pumamarca – Cusco, 2021 [Universidad Andina del Cusco]. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/7122
Salas, M., Desnaturalización jurídica de las comunidades campesinas por transferencia de alícuotas de los terrenos comunales: Estudio realizado en la comunidad campesina de Ayamarca Pumamarca – Cusco, 2021 []. PE: Universidad Andina del Cusco; 2024. https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12557/7122
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title = "Desnaturalización jurídica de las comunidades campesinas por transferencia de alícuotas de los terrenos comunales: Estudio realizado en la comunidad campesina de Ayamarca Pumamarca – Cusco, 2021",
author = "Salas Bendezu, Maria Del Carmen",
publisher = "Universidad Andina del Cusco",
year = "2024"
}
The objective of this work is to show that the legal denaturalization of peasant communities is expressed in the transfer of aliquots of their communal lands, taking as reference the peasant community of Ayamarca Pumamarca located in the district of San Sebastián, province and department of Cusco, in 2021. Likewise, it seeks to raise awareness and alert the corresponding institutions, as well as society in general, since, for several years now, aliquots have been transferred on the land of this community, in favor of people outside the peasant community and even to people legal entities that will never be able to have the quality of community members. In this context, the impact that these transfers have generated inside and outside the community was evaluated, causing its legal denaturalization. However, to understand the impact on the legal nature of the peasant communities, we refer to Art. 2 of the General Law of Peasant Communities - Law No. 24656, which states that "peasant communities are families made up of cultural ties, traditions that are reflected in communal work, all on a common territory." It is worth highlighting that currently the registry of the peasant community of Ayamarca Pumamarca consists of more than six thousand entries, where it is verified that on average more than one transfer of this type is constituted and registered per day. The research used interviews with the community directors, validating the hypotheses and showing them in the results. Consequently, the investigation highlights that the peasant community of Ayamarca Pumamarca has been legally denatured by the transfers of aliquots, since the families and community members that made up it have decreased over the years, traditions are increasingly being lost and the territory is gradually ceasing to belong to the peasant community.
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