CPI of the MST: context and diagnosis of the Brazilian agrarian situation
José Geraldo de Sousa Junior is a professor at the Faculty of Law and former dean of the University of Brasília (UnB)
MST CPI will discuss law that Tarcísio uses to benefit large landowners
Governor gave discounts of up to 90% on the sale of vacant lands occupied irregularly
Xico Graziano made selective and distorted use of academic articles in the CPI on the MST
Article reveals: 'Graziano omitted data that demonstrate that settlements are important sources of job and income generation'
CPI leverages disinformation and discourse of criminalization against MST on social networks
A survey carried out by Lupa (https://lupa.uol.com.br/) shows that there was an increase in publications on Facebook about the MST with the beginning of the CPI, with a lot of uninformative content
MST occupies office of the company Ferbasa and 4 estates in Rio Grande do Norte and Bahia
The movement claims that the occupied lands are unproductive, denounces the eviction suffered and the agreement breached by Ferbasa
MST's CPI is an attack on Brazilian democracy, say jurists
Association Jurists for Democracy publishes solidarity note after CPI approval against the movement
Commission of Inquiry on MST aims to divert focus from crimes of agribusiness, says João Pedro Stedile
João Pedro Stedile, member of the MST’s national leadership, said the parliamentary commission of inquiry that has been set up to look into the movement, is an effort by right-wing legislators to destabilize the Lula government and deter agrarian reform
INCRA under Bolsonaro exchanges expropriations and settlements for bond issuance
Municipality watched the progression of the budget tightening and even suspended activities
Popular movements promote the fight against hunger this September 7 in São Paulo
The 28th Cry of the Excluded will feature a political and solidarity act with breakfast for 3,000 people in Praça da Sé
Check the balance of the mobilizations that extended the injunction against evictions in the pandemic
After national mobilization, a union of popular movements managed with the STF to extend ADPF 828, which prevents evictions until June 2022
