Landless Rural Workers’ Movement (MST)
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.

Deadly attack on MST settlement in São Paulo: two killed, six injured amid land disputes

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

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

Chinese machines arrive in Brazil, inaugurating the Brazil-China Center for Family Farming

The Chinese Minister of Education attended the inauguration for the Brazil-China Center for Research, Development, and Promotion of Technology and Mechanization for Family Farming.

Landless Rural Workers’ Movement candidates defend policies against hunger

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

Brazil’s Landless Rural Workers’ Movement launches over 700 pre-candidates for 2024 elections

The movement’s pre-candidates come from 12 political parties, but most are from the Workers’ Party

Popular Health Mobile Clinic brings health to communities in Zambia

Prompted by the experience of a recent cholera outbreak, the Socialist Party of Zambia launched a mobile clinic in the effort of making health care more accessible to everyone

Death toll rises to 154 in Rio Grande do Sul tragedy

More than 2 million people are affected by the floods in Brazil and more rain forecasted in the coming days throughout the country

Without struggle, there is no victory

Al Mayadeen spoke to national leader of the MST, João Pedro Stédile, about the situation of the left in Brazil and the need for a global front in defense of just causes and in the struggle against imperialism

For Brazilian social movements, Lula’s program for agrarian reform doesn’t solve urgent problems

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

During Red April, Brazil’s MST restates the importance of agrarian reform

MST actions in April are focused on occupying land for food production and fighting hunger

A Bolivarian specter haunts the Monroe Doctrine

On the 200th anniversary of the Monroe Doctrine, activists and intellectuals gathered in Caracas to “build an alternative to this imperialist mandate”