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Terras indígenas (FUNAI) Unidades de Conservação federais sem APAs (ICMBio) Áreas de Proteção Ambiental federais (ICMBio) Área (ha) 30.367.029,00 % da superfície do Estado do Pará 24,33% 18.032.187,00 14,45% 2.081.096,00 1,67% Áreas militares (Estado Maior das Forças Armadas - EMFA) 2.160.000,00 1,73% Terrenos de Marinha (Secretaria do Patrimônio da União - SPU) 1.247.689,51 1,00% Faixa de fronteira 5.768.400,00 4,62% Terras administradas pelo INCRA 29.923.992,00 23,98% Total das Terras Federais 89.580.393,51 71,78% Unidades de conservação estaduais (SEMA) 13.357.075,00 10,70% Áreas de Proteção Ambiental estaduais (SEMA) 8.343.680,00 6,69% Terras estaduais (ITERPA) 19.949.328,00 15,99% Superfície do Estado do Pará (IBGE) 124.795.466,60 100,00% Fonte: IBGE, 2013; Treccani, 2010:48. In view of these difficulties already at the level of trying to discern the area and location of both farms with title of property, whether public or private, and possessions, one can imagine the difficulty of correctly specifying the area and location of illegally appropriated land. A survey of the Committee of Monitoring and Studying Issues Related to Land Grabs, using data from the Land Property Registries' Records regarding blocked records by Judiciary showed that 10,386 blocked records sum up for an area of 494,786,345.3070, ie 3.9 times the size of the Pará State, which has a total territorial area of 124,795,466 ha. The situation is even more serious when one considers that thousands of records with an area less than 2,500 ha were not blocked and are not included in that survey. Besides the 410,247,202.33 ha canceled in 2009 by the CNJ, we would still have 84,539,142.98 ha recorded and blocked. The Commission found that, in Pará there are several municipalities in which the area of the land records summed up are one, two or more times the total territorial area of the municipality. (Benatti et al, 2013, p. 19-20) Only in Pará, it is estimated that 30 million hectares are in the hands of land grabbers, using false documents, many of them forged in real estate registries, to take possession of public lands. (Benatti et al, 2006, p. 15) So far we have seen that the state of Pará is no exception regarding the general process that shaped the maintenance of regulatory characteristics governing the territorial occupation during

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