Polish farmers resume strike and take to the streets in Warsaw – details

Published 2025년 1월 3일

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Polish farmers have protested in Warsaw against the EU's 'green deal' and agricultural imports from Ukraine, during Poland's presidency of the Council of the European Union. The farmers, led by the Union of Agricultural Organizations, are demanding an end to the 'green deal' and the blockade of Ukrainian agricultural imports. The protestors plan to continue their demonstration until 11 p.m. and have used slogans such as 'Green chaos' and 'Polexit' to express their opposition. This protest follows a similar strike in 2024, where Polish farmers imposed an export blockade on Ukraine.

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Polish farmers took to the streets of Warsaw this afternoon to protest against the EU's "green deal" and against agricultural imports from Ukraine. Polsat News reports. We would like to remind you that the farmers were brought out to the streets by the Union of Agricultural Organizations (which includes 21 Polish farmers' associations) on the very day Poland began its six-month presidency of the Council of the European Union. The protesters' posters read: "Green chaos", "Down with the criminal green order for Poland", "Polexit", "Green order - ecoterrorism" and others. The following theses were among the speeches of the rally participants: According to the organizers of the protest, the protesters will remain on the streets of the capital until 11 p.m. On December 3, 2024, Polish farmers already went ...

Source: Agropolit