EVALUATION OF THE POLICY OF REGULARIZATION OF KILOMBOLAS TERRITORIES NOT STATE OF PIAUÍ: THE CASE OF THE CONTENT COMMUNITY
Public policy; Territories; Quilombola Communities; Land regularization.
The property rights of quilombola communities were only formally recognized a century after the abolition of slavery. Despite the legal and institutional progress in the context of the land regularization policy of quilombola territories, it is observed that the results are not satisfactory. After 28 years of the publication of article 68 of the ADCT to CF / 1988, which establishes that the State will recognize the definitive ownership of areas occupied by remaining quilombos, the target public of this policy and other sectors of society are dissatisfied. The slowness of the process of regularization of these areas, the budgetary and operational limitations for its implementation, the increase in conflicts in the countryside with non-quilombolas, the advance of economic agents and the conflicts faced in the parliament with the so-called "ruralist bench" are some of the Problems that are being faced by this relatively recent policy. In Brazil, there are currently 1,692 open processes to regularize quilombola areas, but only 152 territories were titled totally or partially. Piauí is the third state in the Northeast with the highest demand, has 64 processes and only 5 titled communities. The objective of the research is to evaluate the public policy of land regularization of quilombola territories in the state of Piauí, from 1988 to the present day, based on a case study of the titling process of lands occupied by the Content Community, located in the municipality Of Paulistana - PI. The identification of facilities and obstacles in the implementation of this public policy will enable greater understanding and improvement of its results.