Notas sobre el proceso de implementación de la agenda para la reforma urbana en Brasil
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https://doi.org/10.30972/crn.88966Keywords:
reforma urbana, planificación urbana, tenencia de la tierra, legislación urbana, inclusión socialAbstract
Este artículo describe el proceso de reforma urbana en Brasil desde la perspectiva de las innovaciones legales e institucionales en el país a partir de la promulgación de la Constitución Federal de 1988, las cuales incluyen el Estatuto de la Ciudad de 2001 y la creación del Ministerio de las Ciudades y del Consejo Nacional de las Ciudades en 2003. El artículo analiza los avances hasta la fecha y las cuestiones pendientes en materia de reforma urbana. En este marco, nota la necesidad de una combinación de reforma jurídica, cambio institucional movilización social renovada en todos los niveles para aprovechar los nuevos espacios políticos creados por el proceso de reforma urbana y así revertir la exclusión socioespacial que ha caracterizado el desarrollo urbano en Brasil durante las últimas décadas.
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