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Below the parishes, many villages are '''comunas''': ancestral communities that own their land collectively and elect a '''cabildo''' (community council) every year. The cabildo decides on land use, beach concessions and local fees, so it is the first place to ask about anything that happens on comuna land. | Below the parishes, many villages are '''comunas''': ancestral communities that own their land collectively and elect a '''cabildo''' (community council) every year. The cabildo decides on land use, beach concessions and local fees, so it is the first place to ask about anything that happens on comuna land. More in [[How the Comunas Work]]. | ||
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Below the parishes, many villages are comunas: ancestral communities that own their land collectively and elect a cabildo (community council) every year. The cabildo decides on land use, beach concessions and local fees, so it is the first place to ask about anything that happens on comuna land. More in How the Comunas Work.