Memory and endurance in the migration to the Amazon: the case of Nova Londrina in Ji-Parana, state of Rondonia, Brazil

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Lediane Fani Felzke
Dalva Felipe de Oliveira
Jania Maria de Paula

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The occupation of Rondônia, from the 1970s, occurred in a disorganized way, since it attracted an amount of migrants which was much bigger than the settling projects could sustain. The aim of this research was to analyze the circumstances in which the district of Nova Londrina was settled, utilizing for this reason a bibliographic survey, as well as the Oral History method. The arrival in Nova Londrina, Ji-Paraná, was highlighted by conflicts between the settlers and the settling company Calama S/A. In spite of the company’s violence, the colonists resisted until there was an intervention from INCRA, through a land regularization program. In this context, the Urban Center for Rural Support (NUAR) was implanted, intending to support the agricultural workers

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Felzke, L. F., Oliveira, D. F. de, & Paula, J. M. de. (2014). Memory and endurance in the migration to the Amazon: the case of Nova Londrina in Ji-Parana, state of Rondonia, Brazil. Mundo Agrario, 15(30). Retrieved from https://www.mundoagrario.unlp.edu.ar/article/view/MAv15n30a10
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Lediane Fani Felzke, Instituto Federal de Rondônia - IFRO, Campus Ji-Paraná

Historiadora, Mestre em Desenvolvimento Regional e Meio Ambiente, doutoranda PPGAS do DAN-UNB

Dalva Felipe de Oliveira, Centro Universitário Luterano de Ji-Paraná - Curso de Serviço social

Historiadora, Bacharel em Serviço Social, Mestre em Sociologia

Jania Maria de Paula, professora do Instituto Federal de Rondônia - IFRO, Campus Ji-Paraná.

Geógrafa, Mestre em Geografia,