O AGRONEGÓCIO E O MOVIMENTO DOS TRABALHADORES RURAIS SEM TERRA NO SUDOESTE GOIANO: A PERCEPÇÃO DAS TRABALHODORAS SEM TERRA

Abstract

The Movement of Landless Rural Workers, Landless’ Movement or MST, is considered the main social movement of the countryside in Brazil and one of the most important in the world, refering an agrarian matter, structural and historical in Brazil, the main goals are to fight for land and for agrarian reform. The state of Goias has a vast extension and concentration of land, and the Southwest Goiano is conderied the cradle of the Agribusiness in the state. The aim of this project is to know the role of the Landless Rural Workers Movement in the Southwest Goiano in the perceptive of women camped on the Leonir Orback camp, the lack of information of the Southwest Goiano is the fomentation matter in this research. The women participation of the access of the agrarian reform lands is due to dedication of the sindical leaders of the National Confederation of Agricultural Workers (CONTAG) and Single Center Workers (CUT). The accession of the MST regarding the matter of gender and women rights to the land results in the acknowledgment for the leadership to the fact of discouragement in the settlement’s activities, due to the rightless on the land, reflected negatively in the settlement and movement welfare, mainly in the collective efforts. The case of gender engagement in the MST still is unstable, varying of regions and connected to the participation of local women, state and subregional leadership.