The challenges of the agrarian reform movement
By JOÃO PEDRO STÉDILE: We still have 3 million landless families, who work as rural wage earners, as sharecroppers and tenants, and who would like to have their own space
04/12/2024
By JOÃO PEDRO STÉDILE: We still have 3 million landless families, who work as rural wage earners, as sharecroppers and tenants, and who would like to have their own space
By RODRIGO DE ABREU PINTO: Commentary on the film directed by Walter Salles.
By JACK CONRAD: Trump's immediate plan is to freeze the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and establish an 800-mile buffer zone along the existing front line
By RENATO ORTIZ: Marx spoke of a situation restricted to part of a country called England, the north of France, and perhaps a region that would be part of a future Germany.
By ROSIMAR GONCALVES: When Lula refuses to make a statement that is worthy of what the office of President of the Republic demands, he is politically failing in his obligations to keep society aware of the dangers he faced with his
By RICARDO EVANDRO S. MARTINS:
It is necessary to think of another notion of law and justice, which breaks with the coup tradition that constituted Brazilian republican history.
By JOÃO PEDRO STÉDILE: We still have 3 million landless families, who work as rural wage earners, as sharecroppers and tenants, and who would like to have their own space
By RODRIGO DE ABREU PINTO: Commentary on the film directed by Walter Salles.
By JACK CONRAD: Trump's immediate plan is to freeze the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and establish an 800-mile buffer zone along the existing front line
By RENATO ORTIZ: Marx spoke of a situation restricted to part of a country called England, the north of France, and perhaps a region that would be part of a future Germany.
By ROSIMAR GONCALVES: When Lula refuses to make a statement that is worthy of what the office of President of the Republic demands, he is politically failing in his obligations to keep society aware of the dangers he faced with his
By RICARDO EVANDRO S. MARTINS:
It is necessary to think of another notion of law and justice, which breaks with the coup tradition that constituted Brazilian republican history.