The Liberal Party Leadership Is Adamant About Voting for Controversial Nitrogen Law
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On Tuesday, tractor demonstrations have been announced in the country's largest cities, while the controversial fertilizer law will be discussed for the second time in the Folketingshallen. Follow an exciting day in Danish politics and agriculture here.
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The Liberal Party is sticking to its guns to influence nitrogen regulation despite fierce criticism, says Lose.
It was a taciturn Marlene Ambo-Rasmussen (V) who the press met at Christiansborg on Tuesday morning. The Liberal politician was very reserved when she was asked whether she would vote yes or no to the Fertilization Act, which is scheduled to be adopted on Thursday. This is shown in a video published by Ekstra Bladet. A total of five of the 18 members of the Liberal parliamentary group have indicated that they want to vote no to the Fertilization…
A bill on nitrogen regulation is causing anger in agriculture and creating division in the Liberal Party. On Tuesday there will be a tractor demonstration in Copenhagen, and Børsen is following the developments here in the live blog
NEWS // OVERVIEW - Hundreds of farmers will put pressure on politicians throughout the day when the Danish Parliament second-reads the controversial Nitrogen Act. 300 tractors and around 2,000 farmers are gathering for a demonstration in front of Christiansborg Palace. At the same time, the law is causing internal unrest in the Liberal Party. This morning, the Liberal Party's parliamentary group held a group meeting because, according to TV 2, …
On the day when agriculture has called for a protest meeting, Troels Lund Poulsen emphasizes that Venstre stands behind the green tripartite party, but also that the party is open to a postponement of the new nitrogen regulation.
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