Greece is divided into two, a thousand tractors blocked the E65.

Since last Sunday afternoon, two major Greek highways have been blocked by thousands of tractors and tens of thousands of farmers who took to the streets demanding that the government in Athens provide a solution, among other things, to the critical issue of liquidity. The drop that overflowed the cup was the government's statements on Thursday and the suspension of advance payments on Friday, November 28, which, in addition to delayed farmers due to monitoring, financial police checks, and others, left without advance payments even people who have never had problems with their payments, reports agronews.gr. Meanwhile, the events of the weekend may be just a preliminary preparation for what is to come. On December 1, dozens of tractors are expected to arrive at the barricades set up in Nikaia and Karditsa, and on Wednesday, farmers from Trikala will set up a new barricade at the Megalochori junction. It is also heard that in the coming days, farmers are preparing to block the port ...