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| Malagasy: | Brezila: feno 24 taona ny hetsiky ny mpiasa tsy manan-tany... |
The Brazilian Landless Workers Movement (MST) celebrates today its 24 years. João Valente Aguiar [pt] publishes a beautiful black and white picture and describes it as a “movement which consists of activist people committed to the fight for another kind of society. A movement that because of its tenacity and root class has been the target of killings, arrests and torture.”
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