Campesinos bloquean la vía al Llano por precios injustos del huevo: “Les pagan $5.000”
La inconformidad del sector avícola volvió a hacerse visible en uno de los corredores viales más estratégicos del país. Desde las primeras horas de la mañana de este lunes 12 de enero, productores de huevo y campesinos del oriente de Cundinamarca bloquearon la vía al Llano, a la altura del puente de Cáqueza, para denunciar los bajos precios que reciben por su producción.
TL;DR
- Farmers and poultry producers in Cundinamarca blocked the road to Llano at Cáqueza.
- The protest was to demand solutions for the low price of eggs, which is below production costs.
- The demonstration occurred during the return travel period for the Reyes holiday, causing total road closure.
- Protesters reported receiving between $5,000 and $6,000 for eggs, while production costs are $12,000.
- They highlighted the price gap between what farmers receive and what consumers pay in cities.
- Rising costs of inputs, feed, utilities, and transportation were cited as contributing factors.
- Protesters from municipalities like Cáqueza, Ubaque, and Chipaque called for structural solutions and adherence to previous agreements.