After the revolution, the  family farm that employed 400 people and produced sugar cane, oranges, cattle and lumber, along with its core 26 buildings became legal property of the state. He was allowed to retain . He was occasionally at odds with the new government.
Following the revolution, the family farm that employed 400 people and produced sugar cane, oranges, cattle, and lumber, along with its main 26 buildings, became the property of the state. The owner was permitted to keep a portion of it. He occasionally had conflicts with the new government.