Farmers’ protests again in Germany

According to Webangah News quoted by Tasnim News agency Agency According to the German newspaper “Stuttgarter Nakhrishten”, the protests of German farmers last day during the visit of “Robert Haback”, Minister of Economy Germany started from southwest Thuringia. On Thursday, angry demonstrators used tractors to block the access road to the factory belonging to Nougat manufacturer Viba in the town of Flo-Sligenthal. The posters held by the protesters read: “Too much is too much” or “The traffic light coalition will destroy agriculture.

According to the media, about 50 demonstrators were denied the access of journalists accompanying Habak on a country tour. They stopped the factory. The protesters were shouting and accusing the media of lying.

German Economy Minister Robert Haubeck of the Green Party said after visiting the factory: “I think This is a normal situation, that federal ministers are greeted with protests. I can say that I have known this for a year. What may be new is that some events cannot be held (in the shadow of these protests). The Greens canceled their Ash Wednesday political event in Biebrach, Baden-Württemberg on Wednesday due to security reasons and violent protests by farmers.

Haback said about this: “This is not a good development. The protest itself is part of democracy.” This is everyone’s right.” And it is the duty of every politician to bear it. “There is pressure, dissatisfaction. But the protest must lead to a result, and in my opinion, first of all, before reaching the goal, it must be said to And let it lead.”

The protest of German farmers against government policies has been going on for a long time.

Recently, German farmers in the German state of Baden-Württemberg again organized protests against the government’s policies, which During these protests, one person was arrested and the police used pepper spray against the protesters.

Due to protests by angry farmers, Germany’s Green Party has canceled its Ash Wednesday political event in Biebrach in the state of Baden. -Württemberg cancels. Michael Gross, president of the Biebrach district association, justified the cancellation by the aggressive mood of the farmers’ demonstrations in the city. We don’t see that we can have a proper event, he said.

In this way, the anger of German farmers against the austerity policies of the government continues and agricultural associations, according to Frustrated with the coalition government, they continue to protest.

The reason for German farmers’ protests is the planned end of diesel concessions for agriculture. Farmers Association, Federal Govt. accuses of endangering the existence of farmers.

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