Italy: Hunger strike in defense of buffaloes

Published 2022년 1월 12일

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Thousands of animals, mainly buffaloes, have been culled in Italy's province of Caserta as part of an anti-brucellosis plan, despite opposition from farmers who argue the measures are excessive. The disease has affected over 11% of buffalo heads, leading two breeders to start a hunger strike and sparking protests against the regional plan, which focuses on killing buffaloes rather than implementing vaccination or prevention strategies. This controversy has attracted attention at the European and Italian Parliament parliaments, with questions being raised about the effectiveness and necessity of the culls, and the potential impact on the region's economic heritage and artisan products.
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Thousands of animals killed especially in the province of Caserta in the anti-brucellosis plan. Measures that farmers consider disproportionate, but the disease is advancing affecting over 11% of buffalo heads. The questions presented to the European and Italian Parliaments have not blocked the escalation of the culls scheduled for these days. Two breeders of the unitary coordination for the defense of buffalo heritage then went on hunger strike. Councilor Caputo intervenes by calling a meeting to unblock the situation The hunger strike is triggered to protect the hoaxes (and it is not a "hoax"). The extreme protest, adopted in the province of Caserta by the breeders of the “Unitary Coordination for the Defense of the Buffalo Heritage”, targets the regional plan against brucellosis. "A mobilization - explains a statement released by the Coordination - linked to the choice of the Campania Region to contain brucellosis only by killing buffaloes without adopting any prevention plan ...
Source: Terraevita

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