MST's CPI is an attack on Brazilian democracy, say jurists
Association Jurists for Democracy publishes solidarity note after CPI approval against the movement
Association Jurists for Democracy publishes solidarity note after CPI approval against the movement
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
Municipality watched the progression of the budget tightening and even suspended activities
The 28th Cry of the Excluded will feature a political and solidarity act with breakfast for 3,000 people in Praça da Sé
After national mobilization, a union of popular movements managed with the STF to extend ADPF 828, which prevents evictions until June 2022
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.
Numbers rose in 2016 and hit record highs during Bolsonaro’s administration, according to the Pastoral Land Commission
Profile of Lindolfo, born in a peasant community called Coxilhão de Santa Rosa- PR, formed by small farmers and another victim of LGBTFobia
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