France's Le Pen Opposes Ukraine EU Membership over Farming Fears
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The far-right candidate for French president, Marine Le Pen, has warned that French agriculture would suffer major consequences if Ukraine were to join the European Union. Le Pen said that France would be the first country to suffer from Ukraine's EU membership, citing two main reasons, the Telegraph reports. "First, we would face fierce and unfair competition. Second, the share of the Common Agricultural Policy budget allocated to French agricu…
Marine Le Pen said that France would be the first country to suffer if Ukraine becomes a member of the European Union. According to the French politician, the consequences will be most serious for agriculture. Le Pen gave two reasons for her position. According to her, Ukrainian production would lead to “strong unfair competition” and the share of the Common Agricultural Policy budget that goes to French producers would be significantly reduced.…
French far-right candidate Marine Le Pen argues that Ukraine's entry into the EU would harm French agriculture due to unfair competition and budget cuts for the Common Agricultural Policy.
The leader of the French far-right Le Pen believes that France will suffer if agrarian Ukraine joins the EU. There are two reasons for this: allegedly “unfair” competition and reduced earnings.
‘If we accept Ukraine into the EU, we will miss a piece of the pie" — Marine Le Pen warns that the European budget will not pull another country
‘If we accept Ukraine into the EU, we will miss a piece of the pie" — Marine Le Pen warns that the European budget will not take another country. "It is obvious that we will be losers, not only from the point of view of competitiveness, if...
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