MLPA, o movimento pela libertação dos presos do Araguaia, do conflito do Cajueiro às maiores manifestações pró-democracia do Norte do Brasil – 1981- 1982

Abstract

This dissertation aims to expose na important chapter of recent history for the struggles for freedoms, civil rights and respect for due legal processes, foundations of all democratic societies in the post-war period, which took place in the early 1980s, in “Bico do Papagaio” region, southeastern Pará, northern Brazil. The Cajueiro conflict exposed, through its reflections, and the consequente unfolding of the movementes for the freedons of the 15 cloistered, added still, to a democratic eagerness of a large parto f the population, ills, which, through findings of numerous subsequent legal analyses, developed on the progress of those processes, exposed the hypocrisy of a dictatorial authoritarian and incompetent government, disguised as austere, which appropriated political power in Brazil from 1964 to 1985, acting in favor of large landowners and privileging large companies with foreign capital in detriment of the neediest Brazilians. The Catholic Church involved in the event for the arrest of its two priests, was declared on that occasion, na enemy of the system, in addition to having the discomfort of seeing its members sitting in the docks. Howener, whith its millenary structures and its global influences, this institution reacted, and aided by countless entities and countless individuals who shared the same ideals of struggle for human rights, The convictions imposed on the prisoners in Araguaia, revived the existence of Catholic Christian martyrs, and the sentences imposed on them also revealed that that system full of corruption and corrupt people was no longer bearable for the vast majority of Brazilians, contributing substantially to the your sunset.