This work analyzes the agrarian conflicts cited the newspapers Voz do Norte,
observing the position of the Diocese of Tocantinopolis before the neglect of the
public power betore the violence generated between land grabbers and squatters,
whict occurred in the period 1983 to 1986, in order to disclose this precariousness
lived up to the present day by the settlers of this region, readers will be able to
criticaly observe how the parents lived and the peasants in that region, as well as the
struggle of the Pastoral Land Commission (CPT) as mediator in the land conflict, on
the one hand squatters, a category that represented the peasantry, on the other hand
the farmers or grileiros, who represented capitalism, aimed at the profit they could
acquire whit the lands. Through Open Letter documents, it will be possible to
understand the nuances of behavioral and social relations caused by agrarian disset.
Therefore, this research seeks to highlight the periodical Voz do Norte as part of this
historical process.
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