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French farmers will begin blocking main highways in Paris today, as agricultural protests continue, according to the FNSE

“What’s the most important thing?” they shouted. “Art, or right to a healthy and sustainable food?”

The authorities warned residents to brace for disruptions as farmers converged on the capital to press a wide range of grievances.

Frances interior ministry on Sunday ordered a large deployment of security forces around Paris as angry farmers threatened to head toward the capital, hours after climate activists hurled soup at the glass protecting the “Mona Lisa” painting at the Louvre Museum.

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PARIS: French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal will visit a cattle farm on Sunday, his office said, as agricultural...

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.

French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal will visit a cattle farm on Sunday, his office said, as agricultural unions prepare to mount a "siege" on the French capital to pressure the government into meeting…

Two climate activists have hurled soup at the glass protecting the Mona Lisa at the Louvre Museum in Paris and shouted slogans advocating for a sustainable food system. It comes