President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva attended the ceremony and officially expropriated the plantation, settling 450 families from the Landless Workers' Movement...
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The MST is the largest social movement in Latin America, with roughly 1.5 million members who use agrarian reform in Brazil to fight for rural workers' access...
Belém, Brazil: During the National Coordination Meeting held from January 20-24, 2025, the Landless Rural Workers' Movement (MST) issued an...
This investigative series shows the involvement of Nabhan Garcia, Secretary of Land Affairs during the Bolsonaro administration,...
Latin America has witnessed three waves of overlapping and interrelated social movements over the last twenty-five years. The first wave, roughly from the...
deutsch - français - italiano - Total number of signatures for all language versions. Two industry representatives — from Syngenta and the Swiss Trade...
The Brazilian president's efforts to appease capital risks a backlash from his base, and lays the ground for the return of the right.
Brazil's Landless Workers Movement is not only modeling sustainable, community powered farming, it's also growing into a political force to contend with.
Landless rural workers occupy farms in Brazil to fulfill the promises of a people's agrarian reform.
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