French farmers stormed the Paris Farm Show and clashed with police hours before President Emmanuel Macron's planned visit, leading to the cancellation of a debate he had scheduled with farmers, food processors and retailers. Protests, which had been suspended after Prime Minister Gabriel Attal pledged €400 million in new measures, reignited as farmers demanded additional assistance.
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The disruption led to the cancellation of a debate he had planned with farmers, food processors, and retailers on Saturday, as farmers’ unions announced their refusal to participate.
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The Paris Farm Show, a landmark event in France, typically draws around 600,000 visitors over nine days.
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Earlier this month, French farmers temporarily suspended their protests after Prime Minister Gabriel Attal pledged new measures amounting to €400 million.
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