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📊 The public consultation on the livestock law has begun
This Friday, the Mixed Commission for Domestic Policy and Economy and Finance of the Venezuelan Parliament formally opened the national public consultation on the Law for the Promotion, Development, and Protection of Livestock Activity. The joint session with agricultural and livestock associations was led by deputies Nicolás Maduro Guerra and Jesús Faria, and outside the Federal Legislative Palace, Fedenaga president José Labrador brought the issue up directly, without beating around the bush.

## Fedenaga’s plan for the Venezuelan countryside
José Labrador, president of the National Federation of Livestock Farmers of Venezuela (Fedenaga), said this week that they are working on a structured plan for the development of agriculture, with 5 pillars and 12 macro-axes across the entire territory. The proposal seeks to have oil revenues invested in other areas of the economy, and the countryside appears as one of the priority sectors for strengthening the meat and dairy industries and primary production.

📊 A plan for the countryside with an eye to the international market
José Labrador, vice president of Fedenaga and a candidate for its presidency, presented a Livestock Master Plan that promises to revolutionize Venezuela’s primary sector. The goal: increase production, diversify the economy, and above all, open the door to the export of meat and live cattle. The initiative includes five pillars and twelve micro-axes, with an emphasis on education, financing, vaccination, and certification for foot-and-mouth disease.