In Northern Brazil, Landless Families Resist to Persist: For one MSt occupation, the constant threat of eviction has intensified under the Bolsonaro government’s accelerated attack on the Amazon.: NACLA Report on the Americas: Vol 53, No 4

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Claudia Horn

Claudia Horn is finishing her PhD on climate justice, transnational aid, and Amazon conservation at the London School of Economics. She has an MA in sociology from the New School for Social Research and worked as project manager at the Rosa Luxemburg Foundation in NYC. She is based in Belém, Brazil.

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In Northern Brazil, Landless Families Resist to Persist

For one MSt occupation, the constant threat of eviction has intensified under the Bolsonaro government’s accelerated attack on the Amazon.

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