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On the path to WSF Belem 2009 Leticia Povos Yawanawa
Leticia, indígena do povo Yawanawa, no estado do Acre, Brasil, conta porque os Yawanawa estão participando do processo de construção do Fórum Social Mundial 2009, que acontece em Belém do Pará, de 27 de Janeiro a 1 de Fevereiro de 2009. Leticia, indigena del popolo Yawanawa, Stato dell' Acre, Brasile racconta perchè i Yawanawa partecipano al processo di costruzione del world social forum 2009 che si terrà a Belem do Parà dal 27 gennaio al 1 febbraio 2009.
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2 December Singur people's struggle against Tata- West Bengal-India
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MST: Landless farmers and the biggest march in brazilian history
Trailer of documentary. 69m. 2008. Contact xufilmes@gmail.com English. Portuguese. Spanish. For 17 days, 12,000 members of the Movimento Sem Terra, the Brazilian landless movement, rose before dawn and hit the motorway, creating a red column stretching four kilometers as they bore down on the capital Brasília in their bid for land reform. Demonised as dangerous outlaws - even terrorists - by the media in their own country, the movement of over a million and a half people has won international support and has been called the most dynamic social movement in the world. The film accompanies the long march for freedom over 238 kilometres, an epic vision of humanity on the move.
On the path to WSF Belem 2009 Aginaldo
Aginaldo Queiroz Silva, Grupo Trabalho Amazonico GTA. He tells us briefly what is the role that GTA and has in organizing the forum. In 2005 the Brazilian Amazon has suffered a severe drought probably due to climate change. One of the topics to be discussed in the next forum in Belem do Parà






