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Perspectives: The Fight for Food Sovereignty in Zimbabwe

Perspectives: The Fight for Food Sovereignty in Zimbabwe

Saulo Araujo

  • November 21, 2019
by Saulo Araujo & Joao Fonseca             As part of the blog series “Perspectives”, WhyHunger staff interviewed Ndabezinhle Nyoni and
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From the Land: Peasants Have the Real Solutions to Hunger and Climate Change

From the Land: Peasants Have the Real Solutions to Hunger and Climate Change

Saulo Araujo

  • September 3, 2019
In 2005, Paraguai, Jesuita, Jose and Kilma made one of their biggest decisions of their lives. They joined other landless families in the occupation of
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An International Agribusiness Show in the US National Congress

An International Agribusiness Show in the US National Congress

Saulo Araujo

  • June 14, 2019
By Saulo Araujo and Betty Fermin, WhyHunger   The US Congress’s Agriculture, Nutrition and Forestry Committee held the hearing “Climate Change and the Agriculture Sector”
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Perspectives: The Present-Day Situation in Venezuela Through the Voice of the Peasants

Perspectives: The Present-Day Situation in Venezuela Through the Voice of the Peasants

Saulo Araujo

  • May 10, 2019
Last month, WhyHunger interviewed Kevin Rangel from the National Peasant Front Ezequiel Zamora, member of our ally global movement La Via Campesina International. The National
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One Month After The Dam Collapse: An Update From Brazil

One Month After The Dam Collapse: An Update From Brazil

Saulo Araujo

  • March 1, 2019
This story is an update from our original coverage, which can be found here. The collapse of a dam with mining waste in Brumadinho, Minas
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Reconstructing Puerto Rico Farmer-to-Farmer, Community-to-Community

Saulo Araujo

  • September 27, 2017
Lire ci-dessous en français A house without a roof and trees without leaves were what the eyes could see. The few belongings and years of
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Energy for What and for Whom?

Energy for What and for Whom?

Saulo Araujo

  • March 14, 2016
It was a Sunday morning and the idea was to visit the Itaparica Dam with my auntie Tania. Her husband, my uncle Fernando, worked as
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Like A River: Berta Gives Us Life

Like A River: Berta Gives Us Life

Saulo Araujo

  • March 3, 2016
Reflection from WhyHunger’s Saulo Araujo Early today, March 3rd, armed men killed Berta Cárceres. They swarmed her home and assassinated her. One more woman activist
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Breaking the Farming Code

Breaking the Farming Code

Saulo Araujo

  • February 4, 2016
Not long ago, Sriniti used to sit in front of a computer for hours on end writing code, helping others debug their computers and getting
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Thirsty for Profits, Wall Street Investors Contributing to Hunger in Brazil

Saulo Araujo

  • November 17, 2015
  Indigenous communities displaced from their land by the expansion of agribusiness in Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil. (Photo: Cristiano Navarro) Today in New York
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