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Study finds that 13 million people no longer suffered from hunger in Brazil in 2022 and 2023

Another 20 million people no longer suffered from moderate food insecurity

The MST takes to the streets against amnesty for coup plotters, asserting that 'Democracy must be consolidated'

João Paulo Rodrigues says the left will not accept granting pardon for those who participated on the January 8 attack

'Roçado das Marias': MST initiative encourages women’s autonomy in rural areas

The initiative is headed by the movement's gender sector in encampments in Pernambuco state

Landless women occupy an area of the São Francisco and Parnaíba Valley Development Company in Bahia state

MST say since 2008 there has been an agreement to regularize the area, but they are still waiting for government actions

Day of Struggle: Women take to the streets across Brazil on March 8; check out highlights

Acts were organized by popular movements, trade unions, and other entities

Women from the Landless Workers' Movement hold a demonstration in front of Taurus arms company in São Paulo 

Protest highlighted the increase in femicide cases committed with firearms in Brazil 

In the countryside, waters, forests and in cities: what are women's struggles?

With femicide on the rise, Women’s Day calls for access to land and housing as crucial to end gender violence

'Women couldn't even have an ID; only men had it,' says activist Maria Querobina

The activist and union president from Maranhão recalls how she has been combating big landowners for the last 50 years

Lula emphasizes an alliance with Spain to tackle the far right and advocates for a Palestinian state alongside Sanchez

Just like Brazil, Spain opposes Israel's massacres against Palestinians in Gaza

How the Lula government reverted the invasion of Brazil's most deforested Indigenous land during the Bolsonaro government

Understand how slave work, illegal cattle raising, Bolsonarism, and the January 8 are connected in the Apyretewa land