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The fight for the recognition of Catalan farmers

by PREMIUM.CAT
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The struggle of the farmers of Catalonia

The struggle of the farmers of Catalonia is an issue that does not end, but is transformed. The farmers of platform 6-F have been mobilized and have expressed their frustration and determination in a protest that has reached Parliament. This week, the farmers’ representatives met with the president of the chamber, Anna Erra, to negotiate with the parliamentary groups and look for starting points to meet their demands.

Complexity of the solutions

The solutions to the demands of the farmers are complex and require the action of various Catalan, Spanish and European institutions. These problems include prices of agricultural products, relations with large distributors, bureaucracy and the green agenda. Although the solutions are not easy, it is important to address them to guarantee the future of the agricultural sector in Catalonia.

The unrest of the farmers

The farmers’ unrest is not new, it comes from afar. Their concerns and frustrations have accumulated over time and have now manifested in mobilizations in Brussels, Paris and Barcelona. It is important that European institutions and national governments listen to their demands and find solutions to address them effectively.

The importance of the agricultural sector

The agricultural sector plays a fundamental role in society and the economy of Catalonia. It is important to recognize and value their contribution to food production and the maintenance of the rural environment. Political decisions and the actions of the institutions must take into account the needs and demands of farmers to guarantee a sustainable future for the Catalan agricultural sector.

The need for dialogue and collaboration

To address the demands of the farmers, it is necessary to establish a constructive dialogue and collaboration between the different parties involved. This includes farmers, Catalan, Spanish and European institutions, and other relevant actors such as large distributors and consumers. Only by working together and finding points of consensus can progress be made towards effective and lasting solutions.

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