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Presentación del informe "Rascar la olla". ¿Qué pasa con nuestro alimento?

from Radio Rosa · host Fundación Rosa Luxemburgo Cono Sur

Desde el CELS, la Fundación Rosa Luxemburgo y el Programa de Estudios Regionales y Territoriales (IGEO-UBA) elaboramos un nuevo informe que analiza el vaciamiento de políticas, organismos y leyes, y su impacto en la producción y el consumo. Compartimos la presentación realizada en la Fundación Rosa Luxemburgo el 24 de octubre de 2024. Les adelantamos algunos datos: De noviembre a julio se desmantelaron 111 políticas públicas relacionadas con la producción, consumo y acceso a los alimentos. En los primeros seis meses de gobierno se duplicó la cantidad de gente con inseguridad alimentaria e inseguridad alimentaria grave. La seguridad y la soberanía alimentaria del pueblo están en juego. Descarga el informe en nuestra web: https://rosalux-ba.org/2024/10/25/rascar-la-olla/

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