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San Quintín agricultural worker land regularization reforms

Overview

The Baja California State Congress has implemented reforms to the San Quintín Revenue Law to support the ‘Justice Plan for Agricultural Workers in San Quintín’.

Initially, the reform approved exemptions from municipal fees for agricultural workers and indigenous community members to facilitate land and housing regularization. These exemptions targeted costs such as land-use feasibility, boundary marking, and cadastral verification for properties under 500 square meters with a fiscal value not exceeding 10,000 UMA.

Following this, the exemptions were expanded to include a broader range of administrative procedures. The updated measures cover processes handled by the National Institute for Sustainable Land (Insus) and the Institute for the Development of Real Estate Housing for Baja California (Indivi). The expanded scope also includes residency letters, birth certificate rectifications, environmental impact statements, and taxes related to real estate acquisition.

Entities

San Quintín · Baja California Congress · Claudia Sheinbaum · Government of Guatemala · Congress of Baja California

Timeline

  1. 14 days ago

    [POLITICS] 4 sources
    San Quintín agricultural workers receive expanded municipal fee exemptions

    Baja California has expanded municipal fee exemptions for agricultural workers in San Quintín to support land regularization, social housing, and access to basic services.

  2. 27 days ago

    [POLITICS] 2 sources
    San Quintín approves fee exemptions for land regularization

    The Baja California Congress approved a law exempting San Quintín agricultural workers and indigenous groups from municipal fees to facilitate land and social housing regularization.

Sources

jornadabc.com.mx · lahora.gt · ondacero.es · prensalibre.com