| "That the Executive of López Miras is in denial and not in the line of the European Union, creates a defenselessness in our farmers and to be able to take advantage of the economic aid that the new plan of the Common Agrarian Policy will contemplate "| On the other hand, the socialist deputy indicates that the basis of economic and social reconstruction in the Region of Murcia necessarily passes through transparency in all institutions " The deputy of the Socialist Parliamentary Group Fernando Moreno has criticized that the regional government continues to deny the need for a sustainable production model, contradicting the scientific community and the European Union. "That the regional government defends denialism could have a serious consequence, and that is that farmers and ranchers do not avail themselves of the economic aid that the new plan of the Common Agrarian Policy (PAC) will contemplate," he explained. "We are facing a great opportunity to face a change in the production model aimed at sustainability, as indicated by the EU, which is preparing the new CAP plan, which will serve to make this transition more economically flexible for farmers and ranchers, "he added. Fernando Moreno has made these statements after the appearance of the managing director of Cultivos Ecológicos AZOE SL, Diego Conesa Guerrero, in the commission for economic and social reactivation of the Regional Assembly. "The businessman proposes reforestation and three strips of between 1,000 and 1,500 meters in the Mar Menor.
For Mr.
Conesa Guerrero, all agriculture is harmful, and therefore unsustainable.
He wanted to tell us that the current model of intensive agriculture It is the most efficient for the productive model of the Region of Murcia, something that Vox, PP and Citizens support.
With this idea, they contradict the scientific community and the European Union itself ". Fernando Moreno has said that, obviously, the PSOE thinks totally the opposite.
"We reiterate and defend an agricultural and sustainable transition for the Region of Murcia along the lines that the European Union and the scientific community defend." On the other hand, the socialist deputy has spoken of the appearance of the president of the Transparency Council, Pepe Molina, on the same commission in the Regional Assembly, whom he has congratulated for his great work at the head of this body for the last five years . In addition, it has shown the concern of the PSOE with the end of Molina's mandate.
"We believe that the regional government wants to institutionalize the Transparency Council and annul the independence of this body, but the basis for economic and social reconstruction in the Region necessarily passes through transparency in all institutions."
