EU’s Mercosur Trade Deal Puts Farmers at Risk Despite New Promises of Protection

The European Union has unveiled a set of proposals aimed at shielding its farmers from cheap imports under the controversial Mercosur trade deal with South American countries. But behind the bureaucratic jargon lies a troubling story: an alliance of globalist interests pushing for broad free trade at the expense of hardworking agricultural communities that form the backbone of national economies.Will These Protections Actually Shield Farmers or Just Paper Over Deep Flaws?The EU-Mercosur agreement, if ratified, would create one of the world’s largest free trade zones—stretching across five South American countries and the EU’s own 27 member states, representing nearly one...