Why are German farmers so angry? – DW – 01/10/2024
Thousands of farmers are continuing their protests across Germany this week despite a partial rollback of subsidy cuts. Do German farmers really have it that bad?
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Thousands of farmers are continuing their protests across Germany this week despite a partial rollback of subsidy cuts. Do German farmers really have it that bad?
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