Since Turkey is one of the main backers of the rebels, the ones in Turkey will mostly be sent back (or pushed out).
EU doesn't have that kind of border to do so and there is more incentive for Syrians to stay there than move to the uncertainty in Syria rn, so its likely they'll have to strike a deal with Turkey for that.
I think the most important point though, is whether the new administration in Syria is stable enough for them to even consider going back. When I say "rebels" its talking about multiple factions and who knows what will happen next.
I'm really not a specialist on this subject. But in doubt, listen to farmers especially when they are in such a difficulty.
It's seems the best thing to do at the moment is to oppose this treaty. European products are very regulated (and for good reasons) so opening the market to an unfair competition would be devastating for people like farmers.
On top of that, it would overall reduce the quality of the products and therefore open the path for some potential majors problems.
I'm really not a specialist on this subject. But in doubt, listen to farmers especially when they are in such a difficulty.
It's seems the best thing to do at the moment is to oppose this treaty. European products are very regulated (and for good reasons) so opening the market to an unfair competition would be devastating for people like farmers.
On top of that, it would overall reduce the quality of the products and therefore open the path for some potential majors problems.
Europpean consumers will have access to cheaper(and better) food. Brazilian products are pretty regulated too. The pesticide stuff is overblown. Everything here is extremely regulated. Imo, its just french farmers bitching about competition. Brazil feeds around 20% of the world. I understand why they are scared of losing the market.
Europpean consumers will have access to cheaper(and better) food. Brazilian products are pretty regulated too. The pesticide stuff is overblown. Everything here is extremely regulated. Imo, its just french farmers bitching about competition. Brazil feeds around 20% of the world. I understand why they are scared of losing the market.
I don't know enough about the regulations or the qualities of products over in Brazil, but if it's even close to all its north American neighboor.. no thanks. We will defend our producs and our farmers :)
I don't know enough about the regulations or the qualities of products over in Brazil, but if it's even close to all its north American neighboor.. no thanks. We will defend our producs and our farmers :)
No, at the detriments of manufacturing industries and low quality producers.
What you don't get is that people are ok to pay for good quality product as long as they have enough to pay for it without endangering themselves. And for that, we need to implement politics to allow them to be able to do just that. But that's another debate :)
No, at the detriments of manufacturing industries and low quality producers.
What you don't get is that people are ok to pay for good quality product as long as they have enough to pay for it without endangering themselves. And for that, we need to implement politics to allow them to be able to do just that. But that's another debate :)
Did you even read the article, it says Brazil will have to comply with those anyway and the french will get tax cuts to sell stuff to Brazil too. Everyone is profiting in this.
I was jabbing all the riots,french revolution and France's military history there.
Did you even read the article, it says Brazil will have to comply with those anyway and the french will get tax cuts to sell stuff to Brazil too. Everyone is profiting in this.
I was jabbing all the riots,french revolution and France's military history there.
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