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It s not a good time to organize a barbecue for Spain s ruling politicians. In the past few days, the left-wing coalition government has been bickering over meat-eating. Consumer Affairs Minister Alberto Garzón from the hard-left Podemos party appeared to take the rest of the government by surprise when he launched a campaign called Less meat, more life, urging Spaniards to consume less meat for the sake of their health and the planet. The campaign ignited a national debate about the impact of a carnivorous diet, and Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez pithily slapped down his minister, saying: “A perfect steak, that’s unbeatable for me.”

Comunidad autonoma de catalunaBruxelles capitaleJanusz wojciechowskiAlberto garzJuan ignacio zoidoLuis planasAgriculture organizationEuropean parliamentWorld health organizationEuropean unionEuropean commission farm toConsumer affairsWorker partyConsumer affairs minister alberto garzSpanish interior minister juan ignacio zoidoMinister luis planas