Confagri president warns of risk of 'renationalization' of European agricultural policy
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Confagri president warns of risk of 'renationalization' of European agricultural policy

SAPO1 September 2026 at 21:53

The president of Confagri, Idalino Leão, warned of the risk of 'renationalization' of European agricultural policy. This warning comes at a time when community agricultural policies face growing challenges and pressures for greater national control.

Idalino Leão believes that agriculture should be assumed as a national strategic design. This position reflects the concern that the agricultural sector needs consistent support at the highest governmental level.

The Confagri leader asked the Portuguese Government to transform its proximity to the agricultural sector into 'concrete actions'. This demand suggests that, in his view, the executive has demonstrated dialogue but lacks practical implementation of these intentions.

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