This Friday, February 2, a bill to finance discovery classes and farmers are releasing pressure after new concessions from the government.
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This Friday, February 2, a new bill will be examined by senators. Thursday evening, deputies adopted at first reading a text aimed at “relaunching” school trips with an aid fund of three million euros. For the LR MP behind this project, discovery classes allow an opening to the world, learning to live together and a way to fight against social inequalities.
The FNSEA and the Young Farmers, the two main agricultural unions, are calling for the blockages to be lifted after a series of new government concessions: the prices practiced by the large supermarket chains controlled in the coming days, 150 million euros for cattle breeders and the reduction of pesticides postponed. Despite everything, some farmers want to continue the movement.
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