The actress heroine of the TF1 Clem series Lucie Lucas did not hesitate to photograph herself naked to denounce the reform of the CAP for organic agriculture. – R. Meigneux / SIPA
- Barely hidden by the spring vegetation, the actress Lucie Lucas, who is installed in a farm in the Côtes d’Armor, poses in the simplest device, her face closed.
- On a sign held up by the one who plays in the series Clem on TF1, we can read this message: “On average, -66% of aid per year”.
- Organic farmers are protesting against the reform of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) which provides for sharp cuts in allocations.
The speech and the choices of Minister Julien Denormandie do not pass with the organic sector. In fire against the reform of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) which provides for sharp reductions in allocations, organic farmers have decided to “get naked” to make themselves heard.
Wednesday evening, they undoubtedly found an ambassador. The actress Lucie Lucas, famous for her role in the series Clem, on TF1, posted a snapshot of her entirely naked on her Instagram account. Barely hidden by the spring vegetation, that which is installed in a farm of the Côtes d’Armor, poses in the simplest apparatus, the closed face. On a sign that she holds up, we can read this message: “On average, -66% of aid per year”.
Present on the list of the ecological candidate in the regional elections Daniel Cueff, the actress hopes to draw the attention of the French to the treatment inflicted on organic farms and her fears of “discouraging any agroecological transition”. His message, “liked” tens of thousands of times will undoubtedly have been seen.
All “naked” organic farmers
On Wednesday, around 300 people gathered in Paris to denounce the ministry’s arbitrations. Most of them were dressed in undress. On the many photos sent on social networks, some and some had not hesitated, like Lucie Lucas, to drop the bottom. The explanation of this movement is there: “The Minister of Agriculture tends to comfortably dress a certain agriculture even if it means undressing another”, denounces the new president of the National Federation of Organic Agriculture (Fnab) Philippe Camburet.
These arbitrations confirm the disappearance of specific aid for organic farming for farmers already converted to this mode of production, a measure initiated in 2017. On the other hand, subsidies for conversion to organic have been raised to 340 million euros. per year.
A figure disputed by the ministry
Note that the figure of -66% of allocations for farmers already converted to organic is contested by the Ministry of Agriculture, which speaks of “disinformation”. The operators are especially raised against the alignment of their subsidies on those of the farms “high environmental quality”, qualified as “greenwashing” since the use of pesticides is tolerated there.