Friday, April 26, 2024

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Chile: Government gets tough with looters in the middle of the chaos – Terrestrial communications restored – the earthquake tests progress ♦ Guatemala: drug traffic reaches the head of police ♦ Brazil: sugar cane production due

Paraguay and the Soya Invasion

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In a powerful radio documentary Gary Northan looks at the destruction of peasant communities caused by soya for biofuels.

Brazil: Can the Cerrado be saved?

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BBC Radio 4's 'Costing the Earth' visits this precious ecosystem that is being destroyed at breakneck speed.

Empty Promises and Empty Bellies

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Keven Edmonds looks at how Bill Clinton destroyed Haiti's farmers.

Haitian farmers reject Monsanto’s seeds

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Farmers threaten to burn seeds donated by Monsanto.

Brazil: SOS Forests — the Forest Code is in Danger

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Brazilian socio-environmental organisations have launched a campaign to stop the country's forestry code from being drastically rewritten to favour agro-business.

Bitter fruit: pineapples in Costa Rica

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Pineapples in Costa Rica: Over the last decade intensive agriculture has led to a big surge in pineapple production in Costa Rica but at horrific cost to workers, peasant families and biodiversity. Felicity Lawrence takes an in-depth l

Brazil: massacre of rural workers

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The Catholic Church’s Pastoral Land Commission says 13 rural workers have been massacred in the Amazon. Their report has been ignored by the national press.

Guatemala: Inequality, not food shortages, to blame for food crisis

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Weak, regressive tax regimes lead to poverty and government underfunding fails to redress the balance. Christian Aid reports.

Peasants are Victims of the Cornering of the Land Market in...

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Peasants are suffering the effects of a land grab, stimulated by governments, anxious about their food security, and by multinationals, keen to cash in on agrofuels (In English and French).

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