It would be useful to note here that one of the legal forms of doing away with land ownership and indigenous territories is expropriation, an act executed unilaterally by the Public, Federal, or State government, whose purpose is to deprive owners, whether private or social, from the use, enjoyment, and availability of their assets "for the cause of public utility."
Cabe mencionar que una de las formas jurídicas de atentar contra la propiedad de las tierras y los territorios indígenas es la expropiación, un acto unilateral de la Administración Pública, Federal o Estatal, cuyo fin es privar a los propietarios, privados o sociales, del uso, goce, disfrute y disposición de sus bienes "por causa de utilidad pública".