No. 34 The future of the Common Agricultural Policy 6 ANALYSIS AND PROSPECTIVE STUDIES CULTIVAR 69/71 | CAP 2028-34: GUIDE FOR REFLECTION AND DEBATE Idalino Leão (CONFAGRI - Portuguese Confederation of Agricultural Cooperatives and Credit) 79/84 | PROPOSALS FOR THE NEXT MULTIANNUAL FINANCIAL FRAMEWORK AND COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICYFOR THE PERIOD 2028-2034 − INITIAL THOUGHTS CAP (Confederation of Portuguese Farmers) Technical Department 85/90 | A STRONG BUDGET, TWO PILLARS, MARKET REGULATIOAN D REDISTRIBUTIONOF AID: TOWARDS A FAIRER CAP FOR ALL FARMERS Vítor Rodrigues (CNA - National Confederation of Farmers ) 91/93 | THE FUTURE OF THE COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY AND THE CHALLENGES FACING THE OUTERMOST REGIONS: THE CASE OF THE AZORES 95/97 | Jorge Alberto Serpa da Costa Rita (AASM − São Miguel Agricultural Association) CAP2028-34:A NEWLEADINGROLEIN BIODIVERSITY CONSERVATION? Pedro Bingre do Amaral (LPN - League for the Protection of Nature) SECTION III – REVIEWS 101/104 | SCENAR 2040: METHODOLOGY, POLICY SCENARIOS AND STRUCTURAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE COMMON AGRICULTURAL POLICY Analysis of the JRC report, Scenar 2040 – A Scenario Study on the Common Agricultural Policy, 2025, by Pedro Miguel Santos 105/108 | BIGGER, BETTER FUNDED AND FOCUSED ON PUBLIC GOODS: HOW TO RENEW THE EUROPEAN UNION BUDGET Summary of the Bruegel group report of the same name, 2025, by Ana Filipe de Morais 109/111 | REPORT ON ‘THE FUTURE OF EUROPEAN COMPETITIVENESS’ Summary of the Draghi report, 2024, by Eduardo Lopes 112/115 | THE FUTURE OF THE SINGLE MARKET Summary of the Letta report, 2024, by Bernardo Machado 116/119 | FINDING THE RIGHT BALANCE IN UNCERTAIN TIMES Summary of the OECD report of the same name, 2025, by Helena Alegre 72/78 | RESPONSE TO CAP 2028-34: GUIDE FOR REFLECTION AND DEBATE
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