Check out our newsletter, "PEASANT
STRUGGLES"
from La Via
Campesina,
featuring a
selection of
the latest
articles,
podcasts, and
videos.
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GLOBALIZE
THE STRUGGLE,
GLOBALIZE HOPE!
As a global peasant movement, we welcome
this new cycle with
strength,
mobilization, and
solidarity in a world
facing some of its
gravest crises.
We hope that every
home will have a plate
of food, along with
joy and hope for a
better world. Our
movement renews its
commitment to fighting
for Life, Social
Justice, Peace, and
Food Sovereignty for
our peoples
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into a more
inclusive and
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requires the
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Palestine : A delegation from La Via Campesina in
the West Bank
witnesses the
devastating impacts
of the Israeli
occupation.
During the 10-day
visit, the delegation
toured key regions,
including Nablus, the
Jordan Valley, Ramallah,
Bethlehem, and Hebron,
and met with Palestinian
farmers, governors, and
representatives from
civil society
organizations, including
women’s cooperatives,
youth groups, and human
rights advocates. The
meetings revealed a
bleak reality:
systematic policies of
home demolitions, land
seizures, and
restrictions on access
to water have devastated
the livelihoods of
Palestinian farmers and
rural communities. READ MORE |
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Haiti: Devastating floods leave a tragic toll on
lives and
livelihoods
Floods
have added a new layer
of suffering and loss
in Haiti, a country
already grappling with
gang violence and
extreme poverty.
Today, Haiti is facing
one of the worst
natural disasters in
its history, with
devastating floods
hitting especially the
north, Grande-Anse,
and the Northwest. The
human and material
losses are tragic.
Dozens of bodies have
already been recovered
from the waters.
Peasants, who form the
backbone of the rural
economy, have lost
nearly all their
crops, as well as
animals vital to their
livelihood. READ MORE
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Nov.
25 – International
Day for the
Elimination of
Violence Against
Women: Stop
Violence, Hunger,
and War!
We
affirm that the fight
against violence,
climate change, and
hunger in rural areas
requires popular land
reforms and the
creation of an
alternative model of
food production
worldwide. We seek to
radically transform
the economy to place
the reproduction of
life at its center. READ MORE
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Baku,
COP29: La Via
Campesina's
Responses to the
Climate Crisis
False
solutions, including
carbon markets, offset
systems, genetically
modified crops,
geoengineering
megaprojects,
"climate-smart
agriculture," and
"nature-based
solutions," reinforce
an imperialist
development agenda,
deepening colonialism
and environmental
degradation. READ MORE
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December 3 – International day for Life and
against agrotoxics:
Peasant Agroecology
ensures Food
Sovereignty
The
intensive use of
pesticides is one of
the main causes of the
biodiversity crisis
the world is facing.
Pollinator and bee
populations are
declining at an
alarming rate,
directly impacting
biological and
cultural diversity.
Affirming peasant
agroecology and food
sovereignty is
essential to
preserving life. READ MORE
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South
Korea: Peasant
Unions and Urban
Youth Unite to
Overcome Police
Barriers in ‘Victory
at Namtaeryeong’
Their
demands included the
abolition of open
agricultural policies
and urgent social
reforms to support
small-scale producers.
Over 10,000 citizens
joined the peasants as
they filled the
streets of
Namtaeryeong at the
Sadang station. READ MORE
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Communities
worldwide marked the
International Day for
the Elimination of
Violence Against Women
with protests, awareness
campaigns, and
solidarity actions.
Highlights of the month
also included COP29
delegations addressing
corporate greenwashing,
solidarity with
Palestine, and protests
in Honduras and Morocco.
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