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Spain: Swine fever outbreak forces mass cullings

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Markus Böhnisch
January 20, 2026

After a livestock producer reported cases of a highly contagious animal disease, farmers are wary of it spreading - with plans to cull around 80,000 pigs.

Markus Böhnisch Reporter focusing on the Iberian Peninsula and topics related to sustainability
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