Brazilian Land Reform

Brazilian Land Reform refers to efforts aimed at redistributing land to address inequality and improve agricultural productivity. The movement seeks to provide land to landless workers and small farmers, often targeting large estates held by a few individuals or corporations. This reform aims to reduce poverty, enhance food security, and promote social justice by enabling more people to access land for farming. Since the mid-20th century, the Brazilian government and various social movements have worked to implement land reform policies, which have faced challenges due to political resistance, economic interests, and socio-cultural dynamics.