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Juan Ávila Is the New Leader of COAG Andalusia After Replacing the Historic Miguel López Sierra

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The 11th Congress of COAG Andalusia was held this Monday at the Teatro Cartuja Center in Seville, a crucial event for the future of the agricultural sector in the region. Faced with a capacity full of more than 1,000 farmers and ranchers from all over Andalusia, Juan Luis Ávila has been proclaimed new general secretary of the organization, succeeding Miguel López Sierra and Eduardo López, two historical figures who have left an indelible footpri…
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Juan Ávila Is the New Leader of COAG Andalusia After Replacing the Historic Miguel López Sierra

The 11th Congress of COAG Andalusia was held this Monday at the Teatro Cartuja Center in Seville, a crucial event for the future of the agricultural sector in the region. Faced with a capacity full of more than 1,000 farmers and ranchers from all over Andalusia, Juan Luis Ávila has been proclaimed new general secretary of the organization, succeeding Miguel López Sierra and Eduardo López, two historical figures who have left an indelible footpri…

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