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During Xi’s trip, China strengthens economic ties in Asia amid trade war with US During Xi’s trip, China strengthens economic ties in Asia amid trade war with US

“China will work with Malaysia… to combat the undercurrents of geopolitical and camp-based confrontation,” wrote Xi.

Palestinians in Brazil demand the country cut ties with Israel after death of teenager

The Palestinian federation says that the prison where the teenager died is famous for torture cases.

Families settled in Amazon’s most violent area will have land demarcated after a decade of threats

The landless families living in the area have been attacked by land grabbers and have had their houses burned down.

Women of MST increase pressure on the Brazilian government to advance with land reform

The mobilization on March 13 was part of the Landless Women’s Day of Struggle, a preparation for the MST’s “Red April”

Ecosocialism is the answer to environmental catastrophes

Marxist philosopher Michael Löwy said that capitalism is solely responsible for environmental destruction.

“Land has to be in the hands of the people,” says Lula at agrarian reform rally with MST

In an MST camp, the federal government announced the delivery of more than 12,000 plots in 138 settlements.

Rio’s Carnival: Songs about Afro-Brazilian religions “aren’t a coincidence but a movement”

Paraíso do Tuiuti Samba School told the story of Xica Manicongo, the first non-Indigenous trans person in Brazil.

One month after Brazil’s MST encampment massacre, masterminds are still unidentified

The attack on the Olga Benário settlement on January 10 killed two people and injured six.

Disappeared Brazilian MP who investigated the US-funded coup plot is the subject of Oscar-nominated “I’m Still Here”

Killed by the dictatorship, the federal deputy led a Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry that investigated US financing.

Venezuelan Consulate in Lisbon attacked with explosive device after Maduro’s inauguration

The attack on the diplomatic premises with a molotov cocktail left no injuries. The Venezuelan foreign minister blames the attack on “fascism”.

“We are still here”, says Lula, two years since January 8 coup attempt

President signs decree creating the Eunice Paiva Award for the Defense of Democracy

European MPs must “have the courage” to limit companies that “poison Latin America,” says MST leader

“Don’t approve the Mercosur-European Union agreement,” João Pedro Stédile insisted of the European Parliament, speaking about the impact of agrochemicals