Two individuals stand in a park or public square in São Paulo, Brazil (-23.529 latitude, -46.67 longitude), likely at a rally or demonstration. Two large banners are displayed behind them, with foliage partially obscuring the background. The banner on the left is titled "Expressão Popular" and features a quote by Jose Marti: "Trincheiras de ideias valem mais que trincheiras de pedras" (Trenches of ideas are worth more than trenches of stones). Below this, a smaller banner from "Associação dos Amigos da ENFF - AENFF" displays Florestan Fernandes' quote: "Contra as ideias da força, a força das ideias" (Against the ideas of force, the force of ideas). The banner on the right prominently features a large image of Berta Cáceres, the Honduran indigenous leader, activist, and human rights defender assassinated in 2016. The accompanying text identifies her as a powerful voice for indigenous rights and defense of Latin American common goods, a Lenca feminist and environmentalist who co-founded COPINH. It details her life's work confronting corporate plunder of ancestral territories, particularly leading the fight against the Agua Zarca hydroelectric dam. The text notes her 2015 Goldman Prize and states she was brutally murdered on March 2, 2016, in a "territorial feminicide" linked to a megaproject, but her memory became a "seed of resistance" for socio-environmental justice. Below this narrative, various logos are visible: "Tricontinental," "ALBA Movimentos," "Asssembleia Popular," "C.N.F.," "15 anos," "B.d.F.," and "Expressão Popular," along with a QR code. The event supports Cáceres' legacy of environmental and social justice. in São Paulo, Brazil

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Two individuals stand in a park or public square in São Paulo, Brazil (-23.529 latitude, -46.67 longitude), likely at a rally or demonstration. Two large banners are displayed behind them, with foliage partially obscuring the background. The banner on the left is titled "Expressão Popular" and features a quote by Jose Marti: "Trincheiras de ideias valem mais que trincheiras de pedras" (Trenches of ideas are worth more than trenches of stones). Below this, a smaller banner from "Associação dos Amigos da ENFF - AENFF" displays Florestan Fernandes' quote: "Contra as ideias da força, a força das ideias" (Against the ideas of force, the force of ideas). The banner on the right prominently features a large image of Berta Cáceres, the Honduran indigenous leader, activist, and human rights defender assassinated in 2016. The accompanying text identifies her as a powerful voice for indigenous rights and defense of Latin American common goods, a Lenca feminist and environmentalist who co-founded COPINH. It details her life's work confronting corporate plunder of ancestral territories, particularly leading the fight against the Agua Zarca hydroelectric dam. The text notes her 2015 Goldman Prize and states she was brutally murdered on March 2, 2016, in a "territorial feminicide" linked to a megaproject, but her memory became a "seed of resistance" for socio-environmental justice. Below this narrative, various logos are visible: "Tricontinental," "ALBA Movimentos," "Asssembleia Popular," "C.N.F.," "15 anos," "B.d.F.," and "Expressão Popular," along with a QR code. The event supports Cáceres' legacy of environmental and social justice.

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