Food sovereignty, institutions and land thieves. Let's raise the stakes, by Antonio Onorati

<div style="text-align: justify;">The 37th session of the
Committee on Food Sovereignty lasted for two weeks, two weeks of full negotiations, more than 80
governments taking part and a number of associations from the civil society and many small farmers.
The issue was how to face the always more frequent and dramatic food crises. As a result, the so
called 'Directive for access to land' was approved for two thirds, but nothing was decided about the
volatile agricultural prices, thus there is still a long way to cover to reach a real revolution of
the global&nbsp; policies on food and farming.&nbsp; <br></div><br><br>In 'BioAgriCultura', no. 6,
November-December 2011 <br>