João Pedro Stédile, from the MST, wants structural changes in 2024
For the MST leader, "we need to create conditions for synergy between the organized sectors of society"
MST as the mouth of the people: amidst the CPI, civil society demonstrates support for the movement and agrarian reform
Brasil de Fato took to the streets to find out why people support the largest popular movement in Latin America
Official note from the MST on calling João Pedro Stedile to the MST CPI
Summoning João Pedro Stedile to the Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry (CPI) is yet another step in the criminalization of the MST
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)
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'
MST brings together 4 thousand people to celebrate the largest production of organic rice in Latin America
Event on March 17th in the Filhos de Sepé settlement in Viamão (RS)
'A new time': Lula announces a set of public policies focusing on women
At the end of the day, thousands took to the streets in all the country’s regions on International Women’s Day
Letter from the MST to the Brazilian People – toward the Movement’s 40th Anniversary
Document prepared as a summary of the first meeting of the National Coordination of the Movement in 2023 is released on Friday, January 27
A criminal attack on democracy: Why Brazil’s fascists should not get amnesty
From all the excitement echoing from the red tide that took over during Lula’s inauguration as Brazil’s President, the most significant was the call for “no amnesty”
Military officers of the Presidency were in coup acts, bolsonarist advisor arrested and more
Information is part of a report produced by the Justice Ministry
