Attack on MST camp leaves nine shacks burned in Paraíba, denounces movement
Attack occurred in the early hours of Sunday in the area of the former Usina Maravilha, between Caaporã and Pedras de Fogo
Quick Look
- Nine shacks were set on fire after an attack on the MST's Camp Marilene Dantas, in the early hours of Sunday (8), in the area of the former Usina Maravilha, on the banks of BR-101, between Caaporã and Pedras de Fogo, on the South Coast of Paraíba.
- There are no reports of injuries.
- The MST classified the episode as part of a sequence of intimidations against the families and demanded an investigation, identification of those responsible and public security measures to guarantee the integrity of the residents.
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Why It Matters
The attack on the MST's Camp Marilene Dantas took place in the area of the former Usina Maravilha, on the banks of BR-101, between the municipalities of Caaporã and Pedras de Fogo, on the South Coast of Paraíba. The movement classifies the episode as part of a sequence of intimidation against families.
Nine shacks were set on fire after an attack on the Marilene Dantas Camp, of the Landless Rural Workers Movement (MST), in the early hours of this Sunday (8), in the area of the former Usina Maravilha, on the banks of BR-101, between the municipalities of Caaporã and Pedras de Fogo, on the South Coast of Paraíba. There are no reports of injuries.
The MST classified the episode as part of a sequence of intimidations against the families and demanded the investigation of the case, the identification of those responsible and measures by public security bodies to guarantee the integrity of the residents.
Open Questions
- Who are responsible for the fire?
- What measures will public security bodies adopt?
- Is there a relationship between this attack and other episodes of intimidation mentioned by the MST?
