Construção da barragem oiticica: a atuação do estado e os meios alternativos de pacificação de conflitos

Abstract

This monograph aims to portray how the state of Rio Grande do Norte, through state intervention in private property, has been working to enable the construction of the Oiticica Dam, a work that aims to reduce the impacts of drought and consequently improve the living conditions of the affected population, directly or indirectly. Through the descriptive methodology, it is demonstrated that the Government has the power to intervene in private property in cases of collective interest. The main characteristics of the dam are presented, the number of properties reached, the benefits brought to a project of this magnitude, as well as the negative impacts. Explains about the restrictive and suppressive forms of intervention. It demonstrates the importance of pure dispossession and administrative servitude. It is reported on the construction of the “Boqueirao de Parelhas” Dam, one of the precedents to Oiticica and presents the innovations brought in compensation, through urban and rural resettlement, and the use of consensual means of conflict resolution. Finally, the administrative procedure adopted by the Attorney General of the State of Rio Grande do Norte, through its specially designated attorney, is presented.