The farmers have stated that they are not in favor of these actions and that “offending and annoying has never been their goal.” They define insults as ‘an action by someone from a group that everyone ultimately pays for’.
The farmers’ platform, which has been protesting for a month, has distanced itself from the sexist insults that some peasants were devoted to the president of the government of Navarre, Maria Chivite.
Members of the platform have expressed their discomfort with the events that took place in Oliet on the occasion of the Euregio meeting and that the president himself announced that the provincial government would reject this. The farmers have stated that they are not in favor of these actions and that “offending and annoying has never been their goal.”
They have also pointed out that “people who step outside the line of the majority of workers harm the rest,” but they believe that “It’s a minority”. They define insults as ‘an action by someone from a group that everyone ultimately pays for’.
“We have objectives and what we achieved yesterday was the opposite. We do not want to hinder or offend anyone, but we want to extract healthy food from our production. It is not fair that the money is taken by four middlemen and achieving that justice is our goal,” they recalled.
While some people insulted the president of the government in Olite, other members of the platform tried to make citizens in the center of Pamplona aware with information leaflets that the inconvenience caused is not an objective and that it is a “collective struggle”. they have remembered.
On the other hand, the Civil Affairs Committee of the Pamplona City Council has approved a statement rejecting Monday’s sexist insults against the socialist spokesperson in the city council, Marina Curieland against the also socialist president of the Foral Government, María Chivite.
In the first case, the disqualifications took place on social network after the signing of the agreement between the municipal government team and PSN for the next budgets of Pamplona. The text was proposed by PSN and received votes against by UPN, the abstention of the PP and the support of EH Bildu, PSN, Geroa Bai and Contigo-Zurekin.
Source: EITB
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