PRABOWO TERJEBAK? RI WAJIB Impor 1000 TON Beras, TARIF 0% AMERIKA Bun*h PETANI BERAS Indonesia?

PRABOWO TRAPPED? IS RI REQUIRED TO IMPORT 1,000 TONS OF RICE, WITH 0% AMERICAN TARIFFS HURT INDONESIAN RICE FARMERS? The trade war between the United States and Indonesia has once again come under scrutiny following the agreement to import 1,000 tons of rice and 580,000 chickens from the US. This policy has sparked significant public debate, especially as Indonesia has long championed its food self-sufficiency program. In this video, we will examine in depth the impact of this trade agreement, who actually benefits, and whether this move has the potential to weaken local Indonesian farmers. President-elect Prabowo Subianto has also become a focus of attention because this import policy is considered contrary to the spirit of national food independence. Meanwhile, former US President Donald Trump was known as an aggressive figure in international trade policy, often using tariff pressure and tough negotiations to secure US economic interests. Is Indonesia in a weak bargaining position in this global trade war? The import of 1,000 tons of rice and 580,000 chickens is not just about numbers. It concerns the price of unhusked rice for farmers, the stability of the domestic market, the welfare of local chicken farmers, and the future of Indonesia's food self-sufficiency. If imported products enter at lower prices, what will happen to small farmers and MSMEs in the agricultural sector? Does this have the potential to trigger a price drop at the farm level and create a new dependency on imported food? In this video, we will also discuss the broader geopolitical and economic impacts, including how the US-China trade war previously shook global supply chains, and whether Indonesia is now being dragged into the vortex of America's grand trade strategy. We will review trade data, the potential for a food balance deficit, the risks of import dependence, and how this policy could impact national economic stability going forward. The issue of rice and chicken imports from the United States is not just a business issue; it also touches on food sovereignty, national security, and the future of millions of Indonesian farmers. Is this a strategic move for a stronger bilateral relationship with the United States? Or is it a form of trade pressure that will ultimately harm the domestic agricultural sector? Come on, join the Bennix Investor Group now!! While there are still lots of promotions. visit: www.Bennix.id Email: [email protected] Requests for Interviews, Speaking or Business Inquiries can contact us Manager Lisa at WA: 0811-868-959 - - Follow me: Facebook : @Bennix Instagram: @bennix.official TikTok: @bennix.real Music by Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio Join Bennix's Free WhatsApp Channel: https://www.whatsapp.com/channel/0029... Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @bennix