23-February-2018.

Jocelyn Grisel García Gonzá lez A01368290

HW- MEXICAN REVOLUTION

1. LAND REFORM
Mexico's land reform began with a large-scale people's revolution and took shape
during the civil war. Over an extensive period, Mexico's peasant farmers received
more than 100 million hectares of land, that is to half the national territory and on
which they established some 30 000 village communal holdings and communities
However, the reform failed to translate into well-being and the targeted peasant
farmers now live in extreme poverty. Land reform thus remained incomplete and its
social and economic objectives unfulfilled. While neither a disaster nor a triumph,
reform is an open but imperfect process, whose medium-term solutions will only be
viable if national agreements are reached now and if the programmes that have been
designed to take it to its conclusion can be put into immediate effect.
A. Article (27):
i. "make an equitable distribution of public wealth"
ii. This will evoke two great concepts reorganization and redistribution of the
State, like the cooperative of land reform and nationalization of oil. 
iii. This article was the great genetic repository of rhetoric, identity and public
policies that have emerged from the revolution.
iv. Article 27 1857, until 1917, had ratified the individual right to private
property, giving the State the ability to ignore it only at certain case as:
"the people's property may not be occupied but in cases of public
usefulness and" prior compensation".
v. So they use that limited authority to prohibit civil and ecclesiastical
corporations possessed real estate, with minimal exceptions.

2. LABOR REFORM
The labor law was born in Mexico with the Constitutionalist revolution of 1917,
inspired perhaps constituents, manifestos and non-conformities, General at the
lack of legislative protection was working class prior to the 1917 Constitution
A. Article (123):
i. "A" to regulate labour relations between trabajador-patron.
ii. "B" refers to labour relations, when established between the powers of
the Union or the Government of the Federal District and its employees.
iii. The regulatory act of the "a" section, is mainly the Federal law's work, the
paragraph "B", the law of workers at the service of the State.
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