German Chancellor Olaf Scholz called for reconciliation between farmers and the federal government and welcomed joint work on future plans. His words were quoted by the press service Bundestag.
“We took the farmers’ allegations seriously and revised our original plan,” the politician said.
He believes that a good compromise between the two opposing sides is necessary to achieve a positive future for German agriculture.
“We are looking for a common solution,” Scholz said.
Hundreds of tractors on January 8 blocked Roads in Germany during farmers’ protests to abolish taxes. German authorities have included austerity measures in the 2024 budget, including controversial cuts to benefits for farmers. In response, the German Farmers’ Union launched a nationwide strike against the federal government’s planned cuts to subsidies in the agricultural sector.
It was reported that German farmers’ protests took place the day before. to continue.
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