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Agricultural workers in France plan to protest again on June 17.

Axar.az reports that at the beginning of the year, when the anger of farmers flared up, Prime Minister Gabriel Attal managed to reduce the tension by "ceremoniously" guaranteeing that all assistance related to the common agricultural policy (PAC) will be paid by March 15. After a few weeks, the Ministry of Agriculture announced that the payment of these aids will be given by June 15. However, the situation has not yet been resolved, even though thousands of farms are waiting for payment.

The benefits due in 2023 have not yet been granted. Enraged by this, the farmers have warned that they will protest again on June 17 in the already politically shaken country.

Date
2024.06.15 / 22:51
Author
Axar.az
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