De Europese natuur heeft eens gewonnen van de boeren

TOPSHOT - A man rides a bicycle past farmers' tractors during a protest called by the farmers' organizations "Federation Unie de Groupements d'Eleveurs et d'Agriculteurs" (FUGEA), Boerenforum and MAP, in response to the European Agriculture Council, in Brussels, on February 26, 2024. Farmers across Europe have been protesting for weeks over what they say are excessively restrictive environmental rules, competition from cheap imports from outside the European Union and low incomes. (Photo by JOHN THYS / AFP)

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