It is at the center of criticism, and yet European farmers could not do without it.
The Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), established in 1962, is the most important support mechanism financed by the European Union.
Its initial goal was to increase agricultural productivity on the continent, while ensuring a fair standard of living for farmers and reasonable prices for consumers.
The question of its distribution is today at the heart of the agricultural crisis which is shaking the European continent.
Because, if in 2022, the CAP enabled the distribution of 58.3 billion euros to EU member states, not all countries and all farms received the same share of the pie.
So, who really benefits from the CAP billions?
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