"In general, we understand that the land should belong to those who work it and make it produce. This need to increase agricultural production urgently requires substantive legislation that, without harming any right, opens up possibilities for a more equitable distribution of land and, at the same time, means better exploitation of it, giving opportunities to continue, with the guarantees of settling in the countryside, to those who were born and raised in the area, and have the vocation and knowledge to make it produce. We understand the so-called Agrarian Reform, as an adjustment or reform of the structure of the agrarian economy, making all sectors participate in it, in one way or another. It should have as its objective the transformation, as I have said, of the country's agrarian structures and the expansion of the set of measures to be adopted to promote and facilitate a rational subdivision of the land, its fair distribution and ownership, its adequate and convenient exploitation. and care, and the reduction of damages suffered by risks."