For MST, 2023 saw the resumption of democratic government, but a mismatch in agrarian reform
In 2024, the movement will continue demanding the settlement of 65 thousand families and prepares the celebrations of its 40th anniversary
In 2024, the movement will continue demanding the settlement of 65 thousand families and prepares the celebrations of its 40th anniversary
José Geraldo de Sousa Junior is a professor at the Faculty of Law and former dean of the University of Brasília (UnB)
Governor gave discounts of up to 90% on the sale of vacant lands occupied irregularly
To the former minister, food systems should guide a change in Brazil’s route and contribute to a progressive government
Understand why the STF measure is a victory by affirming a "transition regime"
Municipality watched the progression of the budget tightening and even suspended activities
The national leader of the Landless Rural Workers’ Movement spoke about the work needed by left and progressive sectors within Brazil and globally to defeat the far right and save humanity
In an interview aired on Canal Rural last Wednesday (September 21), the presidential candidate also stated that his government had settled 700,000 Landless families in the country.
Presidential candidates campaign organizers may turn to the Judiciary; law experts assess the use of official resources
Marina dos Santos presents a proposal for a popular mandate in the Legislative Assembly of Rio de Janeiro to represent the MST