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Duplomb Law: New Text, Alternatives, debate... What Follow-up Is Possible After the Constitutional Council's Decision?
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While the so-called "Duplomb" law was partially censored three days ago by the Constitutional Council with the ban on re-authorization of acetamipride, its opponents do not mess with their pleasure but worry that the rest of the legislation has been retained. Conversely, its supporters rejoice, although they deplore the deletion of article 2.
Following the decision of the Constitutional Council on Thursday, 7 August, Libération takes stock of the different positions for the future of this very controversial law, as well as for the acetamipride, whose use has been reversed.
Annie Genevard remains in favour of the return of acetamipride, which she assumes by referring to the inequality of norms between France and other EU countries.
After the Constitutional Council's verdict on the Duplomb law, supporters and opponents are considering new actions, ranging from legislative proposals to citizen mobilization The Duplomb law,
The Duplomb law, amputated by the reintroduction of acetamipride, has not yet been promulgated that its supporters as well as its critics are already considering going further, through the tabling of new texts, the maintenance of mobilization and, perhaps, a dialogue.
MAINTENANCE – Senator LR believes that the decision of the Constitutional Council will result in the "impoverishment" of French food sovereignty.
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