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UPyD Councilman Murcia, José Antonio Sotomayor, expressed doubts about the effectiveness of future laws of Cooperatives and the Food Chain as the government is handling the after the meeting held by the European Parliamentary Union, Progress and Democracy, Francisco Sosa Wagner, Toni sang the national deputy, and representatives of the Coordination of Organizations of Farmers and Ranchers of the Region of Murcia (COAG-IR), Miguel Padilla, Francisco Gil Vicente Carrion

The European Parliamentary Union, Progress and Democracy, Francisco Sosa Wagner, alongside the local MP Toni sang, tried different issues that directly affect agriculture and livestock in the region in their meeting with representatives of the Coordinating Body of Farmers and Ranchers of the Region of Murcia (COAG-IR), Miguel Padilla, Francisco Gil Vicente Carrion.

At the meeting, which was also attended by councilors UPyD in the city of Murcia, José Antonio Sotomayor and Ruben Juan Serna, was tabled doubts about the effectiveness of future laws of Cooperatives and the Food Chain just as is handling the government.

As explained Sotomayor, despite numerous proposed amendments from agricultural organizations, "have not been accepted virtually none, and fear to pass a law that would remove the problem once and abuse between the price received by farmers and you have to pay the consumer. "

Also, the mayor of Murcia UPyD explains that agricultural representatives expressed concern about the huge budget cuts that have suffered the Health Protection Associations (ADS) "and can severely affect exports of sheep carcasses."

Meanwhile, Sosa Wagner MEP expressed his confidence that eventually reach an agreement on the model formulation Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), the process resumes this week among the 28 ministers of European Union agriculture .

Source: UPyD Región de Murcia