Campesinização e resistências ao agronegócio do dendê no nordeste paraense.

This article aims to understand the process of peasinization and the actions of resistances engendered by peasants against the advance of the agribusiness of palm oil in the Amazon Brazilian Region. The reflections brought here are the result of a survey carried out in eight peasant communities in the municipalities of Acará, Bujaru and Concórdia do Pará, in Northeast of Pará State. From the oral history of the peasants interviewed, we seek to hold a discuss about the elements that result in peasant expropriation processes of the land, but that, in a contradictory manner, allow the realization of mechanisms for these peasants to continue living in the countryside and to own the means of production. The adopted research technique was carried out on a qualitative basis, since we understand it to be an approach that allows us to perceive the singularities of confrontation of this peasantry in the Amazonian agrarian space of Pará State. Thus, we think this work will contribute to the discussions about the implications generated by the latifundio-agribusiness binomial on peasant populations, understanding the movement of peasinization and resistance to palm oil expansion in Northeastern Pará in Brazil. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]