Supported by Brazil’s MST, Project in Venezuela Wants To Build Food Sovereignty

Supported by Brazil’s MST, Project in Venezuela Wants To Build Food Sovereignty

The challenge is to occupy the territory and expand food production A project to guarantee Venezuela’s food sovereignty: This is how the Patria Grande del Sur program is being treated by the Venezuelan government and the Landless Rural Workers’ Movement (MST, in Portuguese). The initiative was launched two weeks ago and will use 180,000 hectares for food production based on agroecology. Rosana Fernandes has been coordinating the MST brigade in V…