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Both the State and the individual are actually social facts , apparent opposites
within a single basic reality : the social movement , the social labor movement
that seeks to organize itself with justice and to clarify its goals . In this regard , the
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Both the State and the individual are actually social facts , apparent opposites
within a single basic reality : the social movement , the social labor movement
that seeks to organize itself with justice and to clarify its goals . In this regard , the
...
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Through taxes , direct action and cooperative organizations the State also sees to
the equitable distribution of income and social compensation and meets the
basic needs of all members of society . 7 ) The State must also seek to extend the
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Through taxes , direct action and cooperative organizations the State also sees to
the equitable distribution of income and social compensation and meets the
basic needs of all members of society . 7 ) The State must also seek to extend the
...
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Nevertheless , because it is a basic industry , fish meal should be produced and
marketed via existing facilities by the government . Note : Studies have proven
lhe feasibility of small fish production and packaging units . For example , the ...
Nevertheless , because it is a basic industry , fish meal should be produced and
marketed via existing facilities by the government . Note : Studies have proven
lhe feasibility of small fish production and packaging units . For example , the ...
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action activities agriculture alienation alternative Answer APRA APRA's areas associated basic become bring called capital centralism Chapter communication concentration concept consumption cooperative costs country's creativity decentralization democratic dependence distorted domestic domination economic effort election Emergency energy example expansion exports farm fish forces foreign freedom goals groups guidelines Haya Haya de la higher historic human ideas ideology imperialism imports individual industry investment involvement irrigation justice keeping la Torre labor Lima major materials means million monopolies Moreover movement needs never objectives organization participation party percent Peru Peruvians planning plant political possible poverty principle problems production profits projects promote proposal Question realize regard regionalization represents requires result revolutionary rise rural sector single social society structure tell Torre units violence workers
Información bibliográfica
| Título | Latin America Report, Tema 23;Tema 85 JPRS (Series) |
| Colaborador | United States. Joint Publications Research Service |
| Editor | [Executive Office of the President], Federal Broadcast Information Service, Joint Publications Research Service, 1985 |
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