US EditionFarmers Escalating Roadblock Protests, Demand Meeting with PM
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) informs Romanian citizens who are working, transiting or wishing to travel to Greece that during the next period there may be significant disturbances in road traffic, including the blockage of national roads, roads, tunnels and secondary roads, as well as routes ensuring access to border crossing points due to eleni ferries protests.
Representative representation and open roads are the government's two conditions for dialogue with farmers - What government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis said
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) announces that, during the next period, protests of farmers in Greece, which may affect Romanian citizens found, in transit or intended to travel to that country, are expected.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) informs Romanian citizens who are working, transiting or wishing to travel to Greece that during the next period there may be significant disturbances in road traffic, including the blockage of national roads, roads, tunnels and secondary roads, as well as routes that ensure access to border crossing points, in the context of the intensifying of the protests of elite farmers.
The majority of farmers remain on the blockade and escalate their protests with a 48-hour blackout, as there is disappointment with the government announcements. In the blockade of Nice, farmers remain on… Farmers: Protests continue in the blockade of Nice – Blockade of the Tempi tunnels from 11:00 - NAVTEMPORIKI
Farmers in Central Greece are escalating their protests starting today. As emerged from the general assemblies held until late last night, the farmers are stating that ... More
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