The anger of rural Europe continues Italy. After days of almost continuous demonstrations, various groups agricultural sector Italian explained Your protest will continue In the Italian capital this week. The aim is to be united in rome We appealed to farmers from different parts of the country to further fuel the mobilization that last week caused huge queues on some of Italy’s main roads and clashes with law enforcement.
However, groups such as Riscatto Agricola (Agricultural Rescue) set out early this Monday, hundreds of tractorsstrategic division A1 motorway -The place where they have implemented various blockades in the direction of Rome in recent days. At least that’s where they are already established in others Four points close to the cityOther farmer groups are also supposedly big show What needs to be done in the next few days.
“We will lay siege to RomeDanilo Calvani, leader of another minority group, CRA Agriculture Betrayed, warned that these days are the visible face of protest. Politics do not interfere “In this way, we will only create division in our demands,” he said.
Take advantage of discontent
Under these conditions, the protest against the European Union (EU), initially called the Green Deal, which was born as a wake-up call for other policies that farmers see as detrimental to their sector, is already underway. but also to splatter the Government Italian Prime Minister, Giorgia Meloni, is currently traveling in Japan. Along those lines, “If (Meloni) wants us to make fun of us, it’s better he doesn’t. On the other hand, if he can actually change things… but I doubt it,” Calvani cautioned.
He is also one of the president’s main partners. Matteo SalviniThe leader of the far-right League took a new initiative and spoke about the situation once again. take advantage of discontent of farmers. The far right said: “I agree with the farmers. The EU is anti-agricultural and is doing crazy policies.”
The rhetoric that this party plans to maintain as its stance on the protest already seems controversial, considering the comments of other politicians from the same party. “European Green Deal a delirium”, for example, Massimiliano Romeo, president of the League bench in the Senate, acknowledged this. The paradox is this: “there is emission restrictions in Europe”, but then “We import products “It comes from third countries that do not comply with our rules,” he said, supporting the farmers’ speech.