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Author(s)
Petras, James
Keywords
left
peasant movements
MST
Latin America
GE Subjects
Political ethics
Governance and ethics
Cultural ethics
Community ethics
Minority ethics

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12424/219406
Abstract
"La piedra angular del resurgimiento de la izquierda se encuentra en el campo: la década de los 90 se ha caracterizado por un movimiento masivo de ocupaciones de tierras realizadas por campesinos desposeídos, en toda una serie de países. El movimiento más importante por su tamaño y significación política es el Movimiento de los Trabaja dores Rurales Sin Tierra (MST) de Brasil."
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1997
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Article
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