French chicken farmers, Irish pudding makers, and Italian banks. Not at all the small-time farmer that proponents of farm subsidies often champion.
The U.S. is no better, by the way.
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Saturday, May 9, 2009
Who Gets E.U. Farm Subsidies?
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