Fedenaga Demands Harsher Penalties for Cattle Rustling and Rural Theft
El presidente de la Fedenaga, Edgar Medina, precisó que es necesaria la seguridad del patrimonio de los ganaderos, además de la seguridad jurídica y personal. Detalló que los trabajadores del campo sufren por el robo de tractores, insumos y animales Lorena Bornacelly | El Pitazo La Asamblea Nacional (AN) aprobó en primera discusión el proyecto de ley sobre protección y seguridad agraria. Ante esto, la Federación Nacional de Ganaderos (Fedenaga) se pronunció para abordar el im
The National Federation of Cattle Ranchers (Fedenaga) is advocating for more severe penalties against cattle rustling and other forms of rural theft. Fedenaga's president, Edgar Medina, stated that the current legal framework lacks sufficiently strong sanctions for such crimes. He highlighted that farmers suffer greatly from the theft of tractors, supplies, and livestock, emphasizing the need for enhanced security for their assets and personal safety. Medina pointed out that individuals caught in the act of rustling often receive lenient measures and are released quickly. The organization is actively participating in public consultations for a proposed agrarian law, seeking modifications to ensure more effective punishment for rural crimes. Fedenaga believes stronger legal deterrents are crucial for protecting the agricultural sector.
This news is important for the agricultural sector as it highlights concerns about rural crime and the effectiveness of current laws, impacting the livelihoods of farmers and ranchers.
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