Open letter of love and struggle from the Landless Women
Take Action - Demand Zero Evictions in Brazil!
On March 31, the moratorium on evictions put in place during the pandemic will expire in Brazil. The Landless Workers Movement (MST) has identified 200 encampments and pre-settlement areas that are subject to eviction orders. Quilombolas, Indigenous areas and scores of urban tenants also face eviction.
An estimated 1 million are people involved in rural land conflicts in Brazil
Numbers rose in 2016 and hit record highs during Bolsonaro’s administration, according to the Pastoral Land Commission
The Pastoral Land Commission (CPT) released on Monday, May 31st, a report titled “Rural conflicts in Brazil – 2020”. The document reveals a record number of territorial conflicts, land invasions and murders related to disputes over water, the highest figures ever recorded by the CPT since tracking began in 1985.
Lindolfo - Peasant, gay and a dreamer, PRESENT!
Profile of Lindolfo, born in a peasant community called Coxilhão de Santa Rosa- PR, formed by small farmers and another victim of LGBTFobia
Campaign of struggles: The MST donates more than 100 tons of food throughout Brazil
The actions took place between the 10th and the 21st, during the National Campaign of Struggles in defense of Agrarian Reform in April, in memory of the 25th anniversary of the Eldorado dos Carajás Massacre
MST blocks roads and performs international act in memory of the 25 years of Eldorado do Carajás
After 25 years of the emblematic episode, more than 200 thousand peasant families live under the black canvas
Eldorado do Carajás, 25 years of impunity: interview with Ayala Ferreira
Ayala Ferreira, of the national leadership of the MST, by the National Human Rights Collective, recalls the brutality of the massacre in Pará and speaks of the actions for Abril Vermelho
Acts against impunity in the Marielle Franco case close the Landless Women's Struggle Day
In 24 states and the Federal District, MST Women also denounced the increase in hunger, the destruction of Agrarian Reform policies, the increase in violence and promoted the “Out with Bolsonaro” campaign
Message from the Families of the Quilombo Campo Grande Encampment
"Solidarity is the tenderness of peoples"
From the history of peoples' struggle, we learn the priceless value of solidarity that identifies and strengthens us as a class that knows no boundaries. It was thanks to the exercise of solidarity that many battles were won, and that we survived to fight future battles.
Investments in Agrarian Reform and family farming are alternatives to the crisis in Brazil
Destruction of policies to support Agrarian Reform and Family Farming by the Bolsonaro government deeply affected the settlements
