At the same time, the Italian debt crisis led the Monti cabinet to authorise the sale of 320,000 ha of public agricultural land. To oppose this measure, the peasant movement Genuino Clandestino launched the Terra Bene Comune campaign. One of the campaign's proposals is to occupy abandoned public land to develop peasant, agro-ecological and self-managed agriculture. In 2013, the Florentine committee of Terra Bene Comune identify the Mondeggi villa as one of the possible places to carry out this project. At the beginning of November 2013, during a meeting of Genuino Clandestino, the campaign "Mondeggi Bene Bene Comune Fattoria Senza Padroni" was launched, which aims to recover the entire farm and convert it to peasant agriculture. A few days later, the committee "Verso Mondeggi Bene Comune - Fattoria senza Padroni" was created, composed of inhabitants of the surrounding municipalities.