Over 1,500 farmers gather in Njombe, Tanzania for MVIWATA annual meeting
The movement which is also commemorating its 30th anniversary fights for the dignity and unity of the peasantry in Tanzania in the face of neoliberalism
MST sends another donation of 11 tons of food to families in Gaza
Amid Israel’s genocidal war on Gaza, the movement fighting for agrarian reform has worked with Brazil’s federal government to send food aid to the besieged enclave
Brazil’s largest social movement sends food shipment to Gaza
The MST’s first shipment to Gaza included two tons of rice, corn flour and milk, and more food is ready to be shipped and awaiting transportation
Parliamentary investigation of MST ends with the movement strengthened and failure of far-right
The movement was facing attacks from the MVPs of Bolsonarism and the agribusiness sector, but it has emerged victorious
Why is the Brazilian right-wing afraid of women MPs from the left?
Hundreds of members of trade unions, social movements, left parties and individuals gathered in Sao Paulo in solidarity with six women MPs from left-wing parties.
From Asia to Latin America: global agro-ecological produce debuted at the MST Fair
Foreign organizations sell their products and want to strengthen alternative model of cultivation in the world
What’s behind the attack against Brazil’s Landless Rural Workers’ Movement?
The Chamber of Deputies, dominated by the right, has set up a Parliamentary Commission of Inquiry to investigate “the real purpose” of the Landless Rural Workers’ Movement
Commission of Inquiry on MST aims to divert focus from crimes of agribusiness, says João Pedro Stedile
João Pedro Stedile, member of the MST’s national leadership, said the parliamentary commission of inquiry that has been set up to look into the movement, is an effort by right-wing legislators to destabilize the Lula government and deter agrarian reform
João Pedro Stedile: The left and Lula
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.
João Pedro Stedile: “Lula’s victory is a political and social victory not just electoral”
In part one of this two-part interview, Stedile discussed the major challenges facing the incoming Lula government, the Bolsonarista blockades, and Lula’s priorities for foreign relations.
Bringing hope back to Brazil
Thousands took to the streets of Brazil to celebrate Lula’s victory in the Brazilian presidential elections held on Sunday, October 30.
Gilmar Mauro: “Defeating neo-fascism in Brazil is fundamental”
The national leader of the Landless Rural Workers’ Movement spoke about the work needed by left and progressive sectors within Brazil and globally to defeat the far right and save humanity
