Ranchers demand Garzón's resignation for saying that Spain exports "poor quality meat"

Consumer Minister Alberto Garzón has unleashed another political storm by pointing out in 'the British newspaper' The Guardian 'that Spain exports poor quality meat from

.

In addition to political criticism such as the president of Castilla y León, Alfonso Fernández Mañueco, who has invited Garzón to

, from the representatives of the ranchers have begun to react the representatives of the ranchers,

Thus, the main agricultural organizations, both Asaja and UPA, have today requested an

, and have demanded that he stop attacking "again" the ranchers, since, "in the case of our province, the regions of Guadiato, Pedroches and the Sierra can be seriously harmed by this type of statement. "

The agrarian organization has regretted that it is another chapter of the "sectarian attitude" of Minister Garzón and does not understand how from the Presidency of the Government a Ministry can be maintained that is "continuously attacking an important sector such as the agro-livestock producer, and therefore therefore to the interests of Spain ".

Following these statements, Asaja has asked the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, that if the resignation does not take place, "immediately" dismiss Minister Garzón to "avoid greater evils", since

or continuous attacks "from the Government.

Likewise, the agrarian organization

, since he considers that "it is only dedicated to attacking the livestock sector by its minister and his team."

Asaja thus joins the Union of Small Farmers and Ranchers (UPA) which has also asked the Minister of Consumption on Tuesday to "rectify or resign" after a "new attack" on Spanish livestock in the international press.

UPA has described as "irresponsible and directly false" Garzón's statements about the export of poor quality meat that comes from abused animals.

"In Spain there are no abused animals, Minister," they stressed.

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