With the Duplomb law, it is the environment that will pay the price in the Assembly
Without admitting defeat, the left is harboring few illusions. Barring any last-minute remorse, and despite the qualms of a few elected members of the central bloc, the National Assembly is expected to definitively adopt, this Tuesday, the bill by LR Senator Laurent Duplomb, intended to "lift constraints on the practice of farming." And continue the methodical unraveling of environmental measures begun several weeks ago. NGOs such as Générations Futures, angry about the reintroduction of acetamiprid, a pesticide from the neonicotinoid family, and the Confédération Paysanne, a minority union, are planning a rally in front of the Palais-Bourbon at the time of the vote... with the air of a last stand. And the FNSEA (National Federation of French Workers' Unions) intended to work with the deputies until the end to encourage them to vote for this bill, which incorporates many of their wishes. But the agricultural union did not bring out the tractors or its threats of a roadblock , not being very stressed by the outcome of the Duplomb saga.
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