While fighting agribusiness giants, the Landless Workers Movement (MST) of Brazil has become the largest producer of organic rice in Latin America, has a plan to plant 100 million trees, while running its own schools and organizing whole communities in its settlements.
The second chapter of the documentary series "The Forces of Inequality" tells the stories of working men and women and the various forms of precarious work today: part-time, with little income, and no hint of social security.
The first chapter of the documentary series "The Forces of Inequality" analyzes how the neoliberal project implied a process of generating income inequality, the dismantling of manufacturing industries and the outsourcing and subcontracting of labor activities.