Since 2015, members of the Landless Workers Movement have occupied land from a sugarcane factory in Brazil, seeking land reform and self-sustainability.
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Since 2015, members of the Landless Workers Movement have occupied land from a sugarcane factory in Brazil, seeking land reform and self-sustainability.
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Grandma and P.C. lead the Landless Workers Movement in Brazil, where they occupy land from a struggling sugarcane factory. Since 2015, their encampment has become a focal point for advocating land redistribution and social justice. The community strives to cultivate agro-ecological crops and build a self-sustaining lifestyle. As they face various challenges, the documentary presents their efforts to secure land rights and foster a cohesive peasant community in the pursuit of a better future.
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Why Watch
- Meet Grandma and P.C. leading the land struggle.
- Find out about the Landless Workers Movement's goals.
- See the impact of agrarian reform in Brazil.
Did You Know
- The Landless Workers Movement has occupied land since 2015.
- Key figures in the movement include Grandma and P.C.
- The documentary has a runtime of 109 minutes.
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What movement has been occupying land in Brazil since 2015?
The Landless Workers Movement has been actively occupying land from an indebted sugarcane factory in Brazil since 2015.
Who are key figures in the Landless Workers Movement?
Key figures in the movement include Grandma and P.C., who lead their encamped community.
What type of crops do the Landless Workers Movement aim to cultivate?
They aim to cultivate agro-ecological crops as part of their vision for a self-sustainable lifestyle.
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