The host of Love is in the meadow denounces the government's inaction towards farmers. And announces that he wants to launch a petition of support.
Karine Le Marchand is once again committed to farmers. Taking advantage of the broadcast, Monday evening, of the last episode of the new season of Love is in the meadowthe host proposed launching a petition in support of farmers.
“I would like to take this opportunity to make a little rant to help farmers because we should not forget them from tomorrow morning until the Agricultural Show,” she declares.
The host denounces the government's inaction for farmers. “There are very few measures that have been implemented, measures, over the past year,” she denounces.
“The promises have not been kept. We have to stop believing the politicians, I don't think they will change much. In any case, I don't want us to wait for them because that there are many people who are starving.”
“We stop believing politicians”
Karine Le Marchand therefore has “lots of ideas”: “I think that change can come from the industry, but especially from hypermarkets. Do you agree if I make a petition to support a project?”
“I speak with a lot of farmers and I know that selling in hypermarkets can change everything,” she insists. “I need the support of the French and therefore of consumers to ask lots of things from hypermarkets.”
Last January, Karine Le Marchand went to a blockage point in Seine-et-Marne to support farmers. She then denounced the delays in the application of the Egalim law, supposed to improve farmers' remuneration.
Farmers have been mobilizing since November to express their fears for food sovereignty. Numerous blockades are planned to denounce Mercosur, the free trade agreement between the European Union and Latin America.
