Government considers suspending meat exports due to climate emergency: ‘There may be an increase in hunger’

TL;DR

The Colombian government is considering suspending meat exports due to a climate emergency.
President Petro believes meat exports should cease during rainy seasons to prioritize domestic consumption.
There's a call to increase production of crops like potatoes, tomatoes, and yuca.
The current rainy season, expected to last until June, could prolong the crisis and affect food supply.
Concerns exist about rising food prices and increased demand, potentially leading to greater hunger.
The President urged the Banco de la República to prevent inflation that could exacerbate food insecurity.

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