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Chile· Los AndesChilean Seed Sovereignty Controversy and Israeli Corporate Links
A new resolution by Chile's SAG is sparking controversy, with critics claiming it threatens food sovereignty by criminalizing traditional seed exchange and benefiting large transnational corporations, including those linked to Israel.
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Chilean Food Sovereignty Threatened by SAG Resolution
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The new SAG resolution is seen as a threat to Chilean food sovereignty, benefiting foreign corporations at the expense of local communities and traditional practices.
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