Critical analysis about the program casa verde e amarela
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https://doi.org/10.30612/videre.v15i32.12835Keywords:
Right to housing, Land Regularization, Minha casa minha vida program, Casa verde e amarela programAbstract
Based on previous research work and continuous research on the formation of the urban and the right to the city, the article aims to analyze the legal changes operated by the so-called Casa Verde e Amarela Program in the public policies of land regularization, a program that emerged in the context of pandemic and pressing economic needs, in order to identify the main legal-systematic consequences that may arise from the recent legislation. To this end, some historical aspects of urban land regularization rules will be initially pointed out, placing the context of the new legislation, and then pointing out the main legal novelties of the normative and analyzing the adequacy and possible possibilities of improvements.
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