As relações sociais e econômicas entre o acampamento Batateira e a cidade de Branquinha - AL

Abstract

The movements of struggle for land since the beginning of their activist struggle, survive facing multiple adversities, they are: the society, the big industries, the farmers and the political powers, thus trying to criminalize the struggle in the field in different ways, transforming them into rural terrorists. However, after several analyzes it was found that in fact it is a class criminalized by necessity, marginalization is done mainly indirectly, exempting measures that guarantee denied rights. Throughout the execution of the project, all the difficulties experienced and studied, such as comparative, training, function, survival, identity, are described and correlated in this project started in 2017, in order to decriminalize movements fighting for land , exposing the true origin of the struggle, the desired ends and daily occurrences faced by the movements. As a result, we observed that there is a certain social resistance to accepting the Landless in the city, making some commercial and social relations difficult. There was little grassroots assistance from public authorities for production in the countryside, showing its importance for the local economy. There were no records of crimes committed in the countryside or reprisals by public or private authorities, highlighting a local development of agricultural and human production and providing a better quality of life for the campers.