According to information, farmers from Thessaloniki are expected to move towards the “Macedonia” airport junction, with 30-40 tractors, with the aim of blocking it.
Farmers’ blockades in Thessaly are strengthened, while the farmers’ blockade remains at the E65 junction in Carditsa.
The farmers of Karditsa will exclude at 14:00 symbolically the E65 and will meet on the pavement.
Yesterday the farmers of Nice decided to go by tractor to its central square Larisa and to demonstrate on Sunday at 12 noon.
After their protest is over, the tractors will reinforce his block Platykambos even saying that they will now have a “right” on the national highway.
The Platykambos block is expected to be reinforced by farmers from the regions of Tyrnavos, Elassona and Falani.
The farmers of Thessaloniki
Today, the farmers of Thessaloniki are mobilizingexpressing her their dissatisfaction with the exorbitant production costs as well as the large drop in the prices of their products.
As reported by ERT, their tractors are lined up in various parts of the city and they are expected to hit the streets during the day.
Specifically, the protests are expected to start from Epanomi, Thermi, the old Thessaloniki-Serron highway and outside the town hall.
According to reports, farmers from Epanomi are expected to move towards the “Macedonia” airport hub, with 30-40 tractorsin order to exclude him.
Farmers from Liti left with their tractors around 9:30 and headed to Lagadas. In the early afternoon, they plan to line up in Derveni.
In Giannitsa, the farmers will march through the city. They will deliver a resolution and stay there until 2 in the afternoon. Then they will line up their tractors in the fields and the entrance of the city.
In the customs office of Promahonas are expected to pass the farmers of Serres.
Its farmers Imathia gather in Veria.
The farmers of Thessalywho have suffered the destruction of their crops, land and livestock from the storm Daniel, seek to reach the Maximus Palace.
Government sources acknowledge the plight of the farming world, recalling that the government immediately stood by the victims.
They emphasize that this attitude has not changed and the government is still open to dialogue about the problems and farmers’ demands, in order to find solutions as quickly as possible.
Source: Skai
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