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Ten days earlier than the European elections, the left and Renaissance have dedicated to a sure variety of measures carried out by NGOs engaged on animal safety, the latter welcome, emphasizing quite the opposite the absence of dedication from the appropriate and the 'far proper.

“A strong left-right divide persists on animal welfare issues”, notes the Brigitte Bardot Foundation in a press launch printed Thursday. In France, 9 lists have signed at the very least partially the European manifesto “Vote for Animals”supported and relayed by twenty-nine French NGOs, together with the Brigitte Bardot Foundation and the SPA.

Europe Ecologie-Les Verts (EELV), France insoumise (LFI) and Socialist Party-Place publique are dedicated to at the very least thirty-one measures out of the thirty-three proposed, and the Renaisssance record has “created a surprise by committing to twenty-three measures”, specifically to enhance breeding circumstances and ban fur farms. The Animalist Party, Ecology on the Center and the Citizen Hive are dedicated to all of the proposals meant to place an finish to cage farming, produce sustainable meals targeted on animal welfare, enhance transport circumstances, speed up the transition to scientific analysis with out animal experimentation and even appoint a specialised European commissioner.

Conversely, the right-wing and far-right events haven’t signed the manifesto, deplore the NGOs, who decide the packages of the Republicans (LR) and the National Rally (RN) “worrying”. In the rating of the European lists on the animal situation of the anti-speciesist affiliation L214, revealed Thursday, the RN, Reconquest! and LR additionally come final, with scores between 0.25 and 0.42/5. Despite signing the manifesto “Vote for animals”the Renaissance record is penultimate, simply forward of LR.

Unsurprisingly, the Animalist Party dominates the rating with 5/5, whereas EELV and LFI win at 4^e and 5^e place with 3.51 and three.34/5 respectively. Raphaël Glucksmann's record fares much less nicely with just one.72/5. If the outgoing MEP “addresses some issues specific to animals”it’s not “not specific enough on the objectives”believes Olivier Morice.