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Oiteiro 

A nine family community on the northern coast of Paraíba is threatened with an eviction order, in the name of an old textile factory, and they need to organize themselves politically to secure their land rights protected by law. The residents of Oiteiro expose the land conflicts in the region, influenced by a historical period of industrialization which comes from 19th century.
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A nine family community on the northern coast of Paraíba is threatened with an eviction order, in the name of an old textile factory, and they need to organize themselves politically to secure their land rights protected by law. The residents of Oiteiro expose the land conflicts in the region, influenced by a historical period of industrialization which comes from 19th century.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Gustavo Auricchio
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Runtime:26 minutes
Studio:Lombada filmes

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