The Drought Plan for Agriculture: the Effort Made Is "Colossal" Given the Budgetary Context, Says the Government Spokesman
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The government spokesman Maud Bregeon describes the EUR 1 billion plan for farmers as "colossal", despite criticisms by trade unions who are calling for more
Faced with the summer difficulties, the government released EUR 1 billion for agriculture, an effort deemed "colossal" by the spokesman Maud Bregeon, despite the criticisms of the unions demanding at least double.
In order to finance this billion euro, "some ministries (...) will have to make efforts" in the next budget, warned Maud Bregeon, who also states that the state will be "at the rendezvous" to support farmers.
In Paris, the last useful half-year before the presidential elections will be punctuated by the question of budgetary support for farmers who have been exsangued by the drought of the summer of 2026. In Brussels, negotiations for the next budget and its CAP occupy the institutions.
A problem in hunting another for the government whose ministers are turned into firefighters of the daily. Also, when the agricultural world expresses its distress after a canicule summer, our cartoonist Soulcié has fun with an answer intended to undress Paul to clothe Jacques: "What if we gave the air conditioning of schools and the Canadairs of Civil Security to farmers?"
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