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24 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• MST's Rosa Amorim elected Brazil deputy, pushes agrarian reform · First MST woman national deputy Rosa Amorim advances agrarian and food policy in Brazil.
• Argentine Supreme Court upholds 1000m pesticide buffer zone for Sastre town · Argentina's Supreme Court confirmed a 1000 metre no-spray buffer zone for Sastre, Santa Fe.
• Argentine small food producers face crippling household debt crisis · La Plata horticultural producers borrow money just to purchase basic food supplies.
• Colombian Agrarian Leader Proposes Class Struggle Against Land Dispossession · Mariángeles Guerrero of Colombia's CNA calls for a class struggle strategy against land dispossession and US-backed policies.
• Eduardo Cerdá: Agroecology Must Replace Production Model, Not Glyphosate · Eduardo Cerdá argues that replacing glyphosate requires changing the agricultural production model, not just the input.
• Argentina's Nomadic Herding Preserves Land and Livelihoods · Argentina's nomadic pastoralism sustains 30,000 families and protects arid ecosystems from extractivism.
• INTA Fires Argentina's Top Pesticide Researcher Over Agrochemical Findings · Argentina's INTA exonerated researcher Virginia Aparicio after she confirmed widespread pesticide contamination in its population.
• Laguna de Rocha reserve protections cut amid alleged real estate speculation · Buenos Aires provincial law reduced protected area of Laguna de Rocha reserve by 30%.
• Banks fund Argentine oil expansion despite public ESG decarbonization pledges · Major banks finance Vaca Muerta oil projects under Argentina's RIGI investment scheme.
• Native Seed Fair in Catamarca Thrives Amid Lithium Mining Expansion · Catamarca's native seed fair grows as families rely on traditional agriculture amidst lithium mining development.
• Argentina moves to privatize Belgrano Cargas railway for extractivism · The Argentine government is advancing the privatization of state-owned Belgrano Cargas to support commodity exports.
• Brazilian Cooperative Produces 14,000 Tons of Organic Rice on 3,000 Hectares · Cootap cooperative in Brazil produces 14,000 tons of organic rice annually on 3,000 hectares.
• Argentine folk group Duratierra releases new album 'La Patria Viva' · Duratierra presents 'La Patria Viva - El folklórico Vol. 2', a concept album exploring diverse Argentine identities.
• Forestry firm Arauco accused of violent land harassment in Misiones · Rural Misiones families allege Arauco and police use violence over land disputes.
• Argentina approves controversial mining deal granting immunity to Vicuña project · San Juan province ratified a mining agreement with Vicuña Corp that includes international arbitration and relaxed environmental controls.
• Mapuche Community Resists Eviction in Patagonia Over Ancestral Land Dispute · Mapuche leaders resist police eviction in Neuquén, citing ancestral ties and lack of legal title by opposing family.
• WMO Warns Strong El Niño Could Bring Extreme Rain and Heat in 2026-2027 · WMO warns a likely 'very strong' El Niño to dominate climate in 2026-2027, raising risks of extreme precipitation and heat worldwide.
• Argentina's Provincial State Must Intervene in Mapuche Eviction Conflicts · An Argentine lawyer argues provincial governments have a constitutional duty to intervene in Mapuche eviction cases.
• Nêgo Bispo Proposes 'Confluence' as a Tool for Quilombola Counter-Colonialism · Antônio Bispo dos Santos argues that redefining colonial terms through 'confluence' empowers quilombola communities.
• Indigenous land conflicts escalate in Salta as evictions and land handover to rugby club advance · Indigenous communities in Salta face violent eviction and a 25-year land concession to Tigres Rugby, escalating territorial disputes.
• Argentine Governor Fragmentation Under Milei's Fiscal Policy · Opinion piece argues Javier Milei's government is fragmenting Argentina through fiscal austerity and lack of public investment.
• Arauco Forest Agribusiness Dominates Puerto Libertad, Displacing Local Communities · Transnational Arauco controls 80% of productive land in Puerto Libertad, Argentina, displacing local populations.
• Dolavon Produce: Community Agroecology Project in Chubut · A Chubut municipality project empowers families to grow organic food through shared infrastructure and community support.
• Argentina Senate Passes Land Law Changes Threatening Indigenous Territories · Argentine Senate approved land law modifications that critics say threaten indigenous communities' legal security and territories.