Agrarian Revolution
Rural population reaps economic and political gains
By Roselle Valerio
Thousands of poor peasant families improved their economic situation in the past twelve months, owing to agrarian reform campaigns launched by revolutionary peasant associations within the territories of the people’s democratic government. Peasant associations were able to launch victorious campaigns to reduce agricultural land rent, raise farm workers wages, raise the price of peasants’ agricultural products, increase production, and encourage various forms of cooperation among the peasants themselves.
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