Eure Loir News Today

Another 38 farmers' blocking points were recorded in France on Saturday, compared to 113 on Friday. Some dissatisfied operators want to continue the movement, before "a siege" of Paris launched from Monday. Prime Minister Gabriel Attal will visit a cattle farm in Indre-et-Loire on Sunday morning. FNSEA and Young Farmers announce “a siege of the capital” on Monday. Lot-ets-Garonne Rural Coordination will block the Rungis market the same day.

Farmers from the FNSEA and Young Farmers (JA) from the greater Paris basin will begin a “siege of the capital” on Monday. “All heavy roads leading to the capital will be occupied by farmers,” they add in the brief text. Already present at a dam on the A16, the farmers met by Europe 1 affirm that they will not give up. "We dare to believe that if the economy is a little disrupted in the capital, they will be a little more attentive to our demands," one farmer says.