Landless Rural Workers Movement of Brazil (MST)

The April 2024 TriconArt Bulletin, explores how art becomes a collective expression of resistance in Palestine, and over the 40-year existence of the MST in Brazil.

In part two of our conversation with João Pedro Stedile, he discusses the governability and decision-making capacity of the Lula government in the face of a conservative senate and chamber of deputies.

“Internationalism is not for us charity, nor is it propaganda. It is a principle, and all the practical actions of the MST are framed in it.” João Pedro Stedile talks about the multiple streams of struggle and solidarity that inspire and shape the largest social movement in Latin America