Cerrado deforestation surges to 5-year high under Bolsonaro
The data collected by Inpe confirms a surging tendency in devastation since the beginning of Bolsonaro's term
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“Agro isn’t pop”: a study points out that agribusiness produces hunger
Agro-industry not just doesn’t prevent hunger to happen, but also promotes the inequality that creates it
Food is the right of every human being!
Check out the 10 points below to see why the MST stands against hunger on this journey towards Food Sovereignty
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
Tens of thousands of Brazilians march to demand Bolsonaro’s impeachment
Protests in over 200 cities and towns in Brazil sparked by president’s handling of the Covid pandemic
Tens of thousands of protesters have poured on to the streets of Brazil’s largest cities to demand the impeachment of President Jair Bolsonaro over his catastrophic response to a coronavirus pandemic that has claimed nearly half a million Brazilian lives.
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
Vale’s mining activities help spread covid-19 in Brazil's countryside
Canaã dos Carajás, where Vale operates, has more cases than many large cities, though with only 36,000 residents
MST keeps solidarity initiatives in Africa and Latin America during the pandemic
Learn more about the work done by Brazilians in Haiti, Venezuela, and Zambia
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.