β Scribed by Eneiza Hernandez
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This article analyzes the achievements made in developing community leadership in rural areas. The dimensions considered in our analyses included empowerment, production, training, and the organization of social action. The work succeeded in developing participatory activities in which the community's members became actively involved in projects that led to positive changes in their living conditions. This work also led to the emergence, from within those communities, of a group of members whose leadership facilitated change within their community. How those leaders identified and confronted specific obstacles related to the way the leaders and members of the communities defined leadership.
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