The shape of the new Common Agricultural Policy should become clearer today as the European Parliament agrees on its position.
It will pave the way for detailed negotiations to begin with the European Council.
MEPs have been voting all week on dozens of amendments, with the final votes taking place this evening.
Green Party MEP for Dublin Ciarán Cuffe says CAP doesn’t go far enough to support farmers and tackle climate change
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