Los retos de la educación en Mozambique en relación con la cuestión agraria y agrícola

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ABSTRACT. In Mozambique, the debate on land and agriculture issues is little massiveness, as yet, in the 41 years of independence is still unable to pass from words to practice on the importance that evokes for agriculture. The neglect of land and agricultural issues is paradoxical, taking into account many factors, including the number of people that their survival is closely linked to agriculture and the contribution of agriculture in gross domestic product. Indeed, more recent data estimate that about 3.826.913 individuals who have as their main occupation agricultural production of small scale. The lack of inclusion in the debate on these issues puts the government to set plans that do not meet domestic demand, especially in regard to meeting the food needs, availability of raw materials, and reduction of external dependence on wage labor supply. Mozambicans are still on the margins of its development agenda, anchored on foreign investment in mining, tourism and agribusiness. The government promotes international capital inflows that need extensive areas of land to accommodate their interests.