“Brazilians are hungry because they have no income”, says João Pedro Stedile
To Stedile, businessmen against Bolsonaro are already the majority, but they are still looking for a third way for 2022
Agribusiness
What is the MST's People’s Agrarian Reform Program?
The agrarian program of the Landless Rural Workers Movement seeks a structural change in the relationship with access to land, natural goods, modes of production and peasant community organization
Food Sovereignty: a challenge 25 years in the making
In opposition to the peasant´s struggle, the UN calls for a Conference with heads of states and private agents
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
How the MST proposes to stand up to agribusiness by planting organic soy
Farmers from the Ernesto Che Guevara settlement in the state of Mato Grosso do Sul sow 100 hectares of poison-free soy
Human rights violations by pesticides: will Brazil follow toxic paths?
Article discusses Brazil's actions on pesticides in view of the 45th session of the UN Human Rights Council
Bolsonaro’s UN address tries to explain Brazil’s environmental disaster
President prerecorded speech rebuking international criticism of his government’s failure to protect the Amazon
MST launches Emergency Plan for People’s Agrarian Reform
Proposals to overcome social and economic crisis will be presented today (June 5) on our social networks (See the Emergency Plan below and the Special Report, also below.)
The dangers of legalizing public land theft in Brazil: agribusiness, deforestation, and the melting pot of future pandemics
Experts are highlighting two main factors behind the intensification of disease outbreaks and humans' increased vulnerability to them:
Researcher: each trespasser on indigenous land can lead to 1,600 covid-19 cases
Reports and data show land invasions heighten the risk of a “new genocide”
The comings and goings of land invaders on indigenous lands has exposed tribes to the novel coronavirus, creating a wave of infections and deaths according to data from the Free Land Settlement (ATL) gathering.