Brazilian Movements Export Militant Tactics

A large Brazilian agrarian movement (MST) hosted multi‑week delegations of U.S. and European youth activists and explicitly trained them in occupations, property sabotage, and disciplined militant organizing. American attendees reportedly plan to adapt those methods domestically, and MST leaders say recruiting abroad is part of a deliberate strategy. — If accurate, this illustrates a new vector for cross‑border radicalization: transnational movement-to-movement training that can import tactics that blur protest and felony, forcing new policy and policing responses.