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2/7/24
Fires and more fires continued to strike France, as more than 100 firefighting teams were dispatched by the French authorities to try to extinguish the massive fires that affected many public and private facilities, as the government was striving hard due to the tractor revolution that spread from France to the rest of the countries, and the French farmers were joined by their companions from Spain. And Belgium, the Netherlands, and Germany, where all the main highways leading to Paris were closed, and Spanish farmers are planning to besiege the capital of their country.

As you can see now, after the farmers closed eight highways around the capital with tractors and burning tires in protest against the government’s decisions, France deployed 15,000 policemen. French people in the streets and roads under the surveillance of security forces. The demands of these farmers were to obtain better income and less stringent environmental standards, as is the case in other European countries, where one of the protesters was able to break into a storage area in the international market, which led to the arrest of 93 people.

In person, the farmers sprayed government buildings with sewage. Accordingly, banks and a number of establishments were closed, and the local government building was set on fire. They launched a new campaign to flood one of the police stations with natural fertilizer. The executive authority allowed the farmers to demonstrate and express their opinion and anger for a few days, but they did not last. This situation is so great that they approached the Rangis region, and the Minister of the Interior warned against harming this place because of its great economic impact, as it is considered the first fresh produce market in the world and the largest in Europe in terms of area and the main center through which most food products pass to supply Paris and its cities.
Teachers also attended. Schools demanded higher salaries and better working conditions. The protests continued after the Prime Minister announced the provision of concessions to farmers, and until now French farmers continue to close other roads around Paris and strategic places in the country, which increases pressure on the government.
Spanish farmers also announced their joining the European movement, where forces intervened. The security forces that tried to prevent the advance of the farmers' tractor convoy in central-western France towards the Renges market were also stopped