About a thousand Spanish farmers blocked roads in the autonomous community of Aragon, which borders France. In parallel, farmers

About a thousand Spanish farmers blocked roads in the autonomous community of Aragon, which borders France. In parallel, farmers from Germany, the Netherlands, Ireland, Italy, and England also joined the protests They continue to demand the same thing: to not jeopardize their livelihoods with laws on environmental standards. Inspired by the Belgians and the French, they are also prepared to escalate their actions—they have threatened to create similar disturbances as their colleagues did on the outskirts of Paris. However, they have not yet taken active measures. For instance, in Berlin, hundreds of farmers lit fires in the fields; on the outskirts of Hamburg, they established a camp on the hills to be able to move into the city quickly if necessary; in Hanover, they occupied the central square; in Dublin, they drove throughout the capital shouting anti-government slogans; in Rome and Birmingham, they blocked federal roads to disrupt food supplies, similar to the protests in France; and in Veenendaal, they burned hay with manure and set off fireworks. The extent of the protests can be seen in the video. Note: never mess with someone who has a tractor! Источник: Slavyangrad