Editorial: Le Monde

• The Rural Coordination has recorded a breakthrough in the agricultural chamber elections, driven by the anger and despair of part of the agricultural world.
• This union, known for its hostility to the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), has waged a vigorous campaign against the National Federation of Agricultural Exploitation Unions (FNSEA).
• The goal of winning a series of departments has been achieved, and the Rural Coordination could assume the head of the Nouvelle-Aquitaine regional chamber.
• There is increasing frustration among farmers due to feelings of abandonment and lacking support from the CAP, worse in the less-backed sectors and zones.
• The political movement is fostered by the National Rally, which sees an electoral opportunity in it.
• The FNSEA still holds its stronghold, largely thanks to its alliance with the Jeunes Agriculteurs, albeit with slight wear.
• There is a reconsideration of FNSEA practices amidst the changing labor union scene.

Conclusion: This shift signals a growing desire for a new approach to agricultural policy, focusing more on the agricultural workers and less on established policies.

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