José Apolónio says he has a 1500 euro loss for each calf that dies
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José Apolónio says he has a 1500 euro loss for each calf that dies

Correio da Manhã10 September 2026 at 19:50

José Apolónio is the protagonist of this third part of 'CM Investigation', an investigative space that published this piece on September 10, 2026.

According to the title of the article, Apolónio claims to suffer a loss of 1500 euros for each calf that dies, suggesting that the amount represents the economic losses he faces when he loses animals on his farm.

The article is part of a series of journalistic investigations, specifically being the third part of this investigation. The central theme appears to be related to livestock farming and the financial challenges faced by producers.

The indicated loss of 1500 euros per dead calf reflects the economic scale of the losses that cattle farmers face when confronted with the death of their animals, whether due to disease, accident, or other circumstances.

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