Ramón Solanilla, general secretary of ASAJA Huesca y Aragón, signs the article "From SME to the new rural vassalage", in which he warns about the new feudalism.

Ramón Solanilla, general secretary of ASAJA Huesca and Aragón, poses the following question: "Are we returning to feudalism?". He speaks of "a silent change in the economic model, a change against the self-employed". He signs an opinion article titled "From SME to the new rural vassalage". He points out that "a disturbing reality is beginning to be perceived in the countryside: there is less and less space for the self-employed farmer and livestock breeder, for the small and medium-sized entrepreneur; the system is being structured against the self-employed, against the family farm, against those who live directly from their work". The ASAJA official in Huesca and Aragón explains that "the trend in the countryside is clear: every year thousands of agricultural holdings, family SMEs, disappear; in recent decades, Spain has lost more than fifty percent of its agricultural holdings, while the average size of the remaining ones has increased". And he adds: "Today the farmer or ...