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League of Poor Peasants
Liga Dos Camponeses Pobres
PredecessorLandless Workers' Movement
Formation1995
Legal statusSocial movement
PurposeAgrarian Revolution
Region
League of Poor PeasantsRondônia
League of Poor PeasantsMinas Gerais
League of Poor PeasantsBahia
League of Poor PeasantsPará
MethodsLand occupation (squatting),
Collectivized farming,
Health and educational services,
Armed violence (allegedly)

The League of Poor Peasants (Brazilian Portuguese: Liga dos Camponeses Pobres, LCP) is a left-wing farmer organization based in Brazil. The LCP was formed in 1995 in reaction to the Corumbiara Massacre, when landless activists in Rondônia were killed by police and armed mercenaries. Much of the League was drawn from the Landless Workers' Movement (MST) after dissatisfaction with its agrarian reformism.[1]

The LCP takes a radical approach to the peasant situation, supporting the occupation and transformation of large estates into productive collectives structured under People's Power Assemblies. These assemblies determine both short and long-term planning and development for the collectives, as well as its conduct.[2]

Although not a guerrilla organization, the militancy of the LCP has brought it into much conflict with the Brazilian government, which often coordinates police interventions towards occupied camps and associated activists.[3] The group also has faced death threats and selected assassinations from hired gunmen which the League claims is a collaborated effort between the government and landowners.[4]

  1. ^ Silva, David Pimentel Oliveira (2013). "A LIGA DOS CAMPONESES POBRES (LCP) E A ESPACIALIZAÇÃO DA LUTA PELA TERRA NO CAMPO ALAGOANO". Revista GeoNordeste (in Portuguese) (3). ISSN 2318-2695.
  2. ^ Kistler, C. (2020-05-09). "The LCP is laying the Basis for Building New Power in the Countryside of Brazil". Redspark. Retrieved 2023-08-04.
  3. ^ "Como as milícias rurais dominaram Rondônia e quem é o homem por trás da mais poderosa delas". Brasil de Fato (in Brazilian Portuguese). 2022-11-28. Retrieved 2023-08-04.
  4. ^ "Brazil land activists facing "increased intimidation" with six killings in 2016". Reuters. 2016-04-29. Retrieved 2023-08-04.

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