Levante Popular da Juventude/Levantamiento Popular de la Juventud (LPJ)
El futuro de Brasil depende de la juventud de hoy. Levante Popular da Juventude organiza a la juventud de todo el país para derribar las barreras entre las comunidades rurales y urbanas y construir una sociedad más justa y libre.
Los movimientos sociales buscan constantemente formas de empoderar a la juventud, organizarla y potenciar sus liderazgos. Es una cuestión de supervivencia y un medio para que los movimientos crezcan. Sin embargo, la juventud no es solo el campesinado y la clase trabajadora del futuro. No es un mero complemento de comunidades y movimientos, sino que también tiene sus propias luchas y visiones. En Brasil, como en otros lugares, también construyen sus propios movimientos.
Desde 2006, Levante Popular da Juventude (Levantamiento Popular de la Juventud, LPJ) ha organizado a la juventud de todo Brasil para que luche por sus derechos. El movimiento reúne al estudiantado de escuelas y universidades, a la juventud de barrios urbanos y comunidades rurales, todo ello en solidaridad con las secciones juveniles de las organizaciones brasileñas que forman parte de La Vía Campesina.
LPJ, como la mayoría de las organizaciones que acompañamos, aborda tanto las necesidades inmediatas como la organización política de manera integral. La juventud de LPJ dirige la Red Nacional de Cursos Populares de Podemos+, que ayuda a preparar a jóvenes de bajos ingresos para la universidad y los exámenes de nivel correspondientes. También se dedican a la acción social a gran escala y a la formación política. Por ejemplo, emprendieron acciones en todo el país contra quienes cometieron torturas durante los 20 años de dictadura militar. Con nuestro apoyo, imparten un curso sobre feminismos de base a escala nacional.
A medida que la crisis y los conflictos se intensifican, muchas personas se preguntan cómo será el futuro de Brasil. LPJ responde con vehemencia: el futuro lo construirá la juventud urbana y rural de hoy, impulsada por la visión de una sociedad más justa y libre.
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