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Protesting farmers sought to encircle Paris with tractor barricades and drive-slows on Monday, converging in their lumbering vehicles on France’s capital to pressure the government over the future of their industry, which has been shaken by repercussions of the Ukraine war.

Traffic blockages that farmers began to put in place on major highways heading for Paris — host of the Summer Olympics in six months — and continued protests elsewhere in France promised another difficult week for new Prime Minister Gabriel Attal, less than a month into the job.

Attal failed to defuse the farmers’ movement last week with a series of pro-agriculture measures that protesters said fell short of their demands that producing food should be more lucrative, easier and fairer.

Protesters responded with their attention-grabbing plan to converge with their tractors on major highways that serve Paris, hoping to create what they described as a “siege” intended to squeeze more concessions from Attal’s government.

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[–] Bartsbigbugbag@lemmy.world 8 points 9 months ago (1 children)

All your enemies are judeo-bolsheviks. If they weren’t, they wouldn’t be your enemies, right?

[–] JackOfAllTraits@lemmy.world 5 points 9 months ago

Finaly someone made the comparison I was looking for.

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