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latifundista

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la·ti·fun·dis·ta  (lät-fn-dst)
n.
The owner of a latifundio.
[Spanish, from latifundio, latifundio; see latifundio.]
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The text ended by recalling, "The historic crisis of the campesinos is a direct consequence of the concentration of land in the hands of a few latifundistas who have a reactionary, medieval attitude that is a barrier for any economic-development project and therefore condemns the country to live in a permanent state of backwardness.
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The Vatican's present position seems to want to retain the most rigid moralism in the sexual field, relaxing nothing of the rules, with the result that people with "irregular" sexual lives are (supposed to be) automatically denied the sacraments, while as-yet-unconvicted mafiosi, not to speak of unrepentant latifundistas in the third world, and Roman aristocrats with enough clout to wangle an "annulment" find no bar.
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