Sentences with phrase «landless peasant»

BenM had labour stood on the sort of manifesto, you'd have like din 1997 we wouldn't have own anyway Landless peasant, you didn't vote laur in 87 or 92 the pulbic rightly felt labour was a more far left party in 87 ′ than 83 ′ and Kinock our leader in 1992 fully backed the 83 manifesto, so saying you wouldn't vote labour now, I doubt you'd ever vote labour, now even of Michael foot was alive and our leader,

Landless peasant, Wilson won in 1974 with 11.4 m votes in 64 ′ it was 12.2 m, the tories had 13m votes n 1983 ′ and the 74 manifesto supported selling council homes, wilson campaigned on A EU referndum to stay in, on the understanding if we voted to stay in the EEC, the party must accept it, the 1959 manifesto, said sell of council homes, and in 1965 michael fot had the party whip withdrawn from him, for the last 4 years.

Quite right landless peasant, because labour loat in 1983 as it wasn't left wing wnough, Tony benn said so, and when he»D suggested the policies for 1983 ′ he shut up, and didn't continue to try to push labour to the left,

Landless peasant insulting ex labour voters who went to ukip, you sound like those labour members who 33 years ago couldn't understand why the working class voted tory

Yes, and tallulah, you will continue to believe in the fraud of «global warming,» until you are a landless peasant with no private property of your own.

No government has really succeeded in bringing about real agrarian reform and, for the moment, since the neo-liberal period, the situation of the landless peasant - farmers has become increasingly serious because the large properties are beginning to find a certain legitimacy once more.

Women, men, children, unemployed people, excluded and oppressed people, workers, landless peasants, communities suffering from racism, impoverished city dwellers, indigenous peoples, students, intellectuals, migrants, small business people, outcasts, declining middle classes - citizens - are asserting their dignity, demanding respect for their human rights and natural heritages, and practising solidarity.

Even Mexico, whose major land reforms were instituted more than 30 years ago, has witnessed the re-emergence of land concentration and a recent increase in the number of landless peasants.

When the World Bank talks of civil society it is referring to a completely different reality than the one expressed by the Thai Poor People's Forum or the Brazilian Movement of Landless Peasants using the same term.

Not exact matches

Mario Luis Lill of Brazil's «Movement of the Landless»: «The MST is a movement for those without land, the small peasant - farmers of Brazil who are struggling principally for ownership of land.

MST (Movement of the Landless, from Brazil) FENOP (National Federation of the peasant - farmers organisations, from Burkina Faso) PICIS (Policy and Information Center for International Solidarity, South Korean Trade Union)

They are representatives of peasant and family farmers, landless, rural women and rural youth, fishers and fish workers, agricultural workers, hunters and gatherers, pastoralists and herders, indigenous peoples and food consumers.

In an occasion, CPI Marxist wanted to evict some poor peasants out of their lands by pursuing a pro-Chinese (CPI Marxist is perhaps the only pro-China communist party of India) policy, trying to industrialise West Bengal fast on the cost of leaving poor farmers homeless and landless, and joining a capitalist pro-globalisation economic program.