“Fifty years of hard work, resilience and representation of Portuguese farmers in government and European institutions”, says Maria da Graça Carvalho, Minister of Environment and Energy
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“This event has the importance of remembering what CAP has done during these fifty years”, says Álvaro Mendonça e Moura, president CAP
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“When we compare with our European partners, we see that permanent crops are effectively not dominant at the level of the European aggregate”, explains engineer Carlos Carvalho, from INE
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“Although a lot has already been done, it is necessary to improve the fight against forest fires”, considers João Ferreira do Amaral, professor at ISEG at the University of Lisbon
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“There were fifty years of transformations where there was an increase in productivity, an increase in exports and where there was a brutal modernization in the area of agriculture”, highlights José Manuel Fernandes, Minister of Agriculture and the Sea
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“One of the most important paths is to begin to understand these environmental and agricultural problems in a more science-based way”, declares José Manuel Lima e Santos, full professor
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“Those who lead begin to change and this change is transmitted to everyone else”, explains Luís Mira, secretary general of CAP
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“I still remember the importance that CAP had in affirming democracy, in Portugal, in the first years”, recalls Manuel de Castro Almeida, Minister of Economy and Territorial Cohesion
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“Portugal has to admit that it has to control technological change”, argues António Câmara, full professor
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“In times of greater hardship, agriculture has some capacity to reinvent itself and find solutions that perhaps a few years ago would have been considered impossible”, believes Francisco Gomes da Silva, professor at ISA
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“In the last ten years, Portuguese agriculture has advanced significantly from my point of view”, concludes Francisco Avillez, professor
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