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PAN party condemns official approval of deer cull in Bragança

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The Portuguese party PAN has criticised the ICNF's decision to authorise the culling of deer in Cova de Lua, in the municipality of Bragança, after the animals caused damage to local chestnut producers. The party argues that lethal control should not be the default response and is calling instead for preventive measures and financial support for affected farmers. PAN's position frames the case as part of a wider debate over how to manage wildlife impacts on agriculture without resorting to culling.

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This appeared in the Pulse of 3 September 2026 — Read that edition →

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