The 5th National Agrarian Reform Fair in São Paulo showcased the vibrant cultural expressions of Brazil’s Landless Workers’ Movement (MST) that promote social transformation through culture, music, dance, theater, and art.

In celebration of the fair’s 10th anniversary, MST is offering the public 500 tons of food, 100 traditional Brazilian dishes, as well as concerts, cultural activities, and political events.

Farmers allege that successive governments in the country have failed to address concerns raised by majority of the country’s farmers and continue to serve the interests of big landlords and international capital

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

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

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

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

The armed attack left two dead and six injured. Lula’s government pledges support for the victims and a renewed focus on agrarian reform.

As Colombia is carrying out a historic agrarian reform, COP16 is spotlighting key issues for peasants worldwide

Brazil’s MST is running more than 600 candidates in municipal elections, reinforcing the struggle for agrarian reform and better living conditions

This week marked the anniversary of the birth of Marxist and communist revolutionary Fidel Castro, here we reflect on his political life after the triumph of the revolution in 1959

Peasant organizations point out that the announced measures do not tackle the country’s land concentration