Farmer protests have begun across Poland.

They are saying enough and taking to the roads. Farmers have started a nationwide protest on Friday, November 14. The demonstrations, which are set to last a month, aim to draw attention to the difficult situation in Polish agriculture. The action was organized by the Grassroots Nationwide Farmers' Protest, which includes participants such as agricultural circles, Solidarity RI, and the National Association of Sugar Beet Growers. The protest, which began on November 14 in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship, is set to spread across Poland – with 41 locations (mostly in the West Pomeranian Voivodeship) and Warsaw on the list. An action in Brussels is also planned for December 18. - Instead of support, rising costs. Instead of market protection, a flood of imports. Instead of stability, the indifference and silence of the authorities – the protest organizers write on Facebook. As they emphasize, farmers are thus "fighting for the survival of farms, families, and the Polish countryside." ...