BRAZIL’S MASSIVE LANDLESS WORKERS’ MOVEMENT LEADS THE WAY
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✍️ The Landless Workers' Movement (MST) in Brazil has grown to nearly two million members and is now a major force in the fight for democracy and equality, with a focus on agrarian reform and organic food production.
👉 The MST has grown to nearly two million members and is now a major force in the fight for democracy and equality. 👉 The movement's strategy shift towards food production has made it more relatable to the average Brazilian. 👉 The MST plans to continue fighting for land, becoming a major economic force in food production, and disputing representation in political institutions. 👉 The movement has adapted to changing times and has grown stronger under the far-right government of Jair Bolsonaro. 👉 The MST has a focus on agrarian reform and organic food production.
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