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"Madam President, the discussion of a strategic framework for helping developing countries meet the challenges of food security is clearly necessary and welcome; moreover it is inseparable, as the rapporteur rightly points out in her report, from the debate on coherence between this objective of food security in developing countries and the sectoral policies of the European Union, in particular, its agricultural, commercial and energy policies, to name only three.If truth be told, there exists today a flagrant and manifest disjunction between these sectoral policies and said objective of food security. Free trade, the promotion of intensive-production, export-oriented models that are threatening and wrecking small and medium-sized farming and family farming, the use of, and pressure to use, fertile soil for other purposes that compete with food production – all those things threaten the food sovereignty of developing countries, which is in separable from their food security. The greater a country’s food dependence, the greater its food insecurity, and the more difficult it becomes to provide its people with sufficient, good-quality food."@en1
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