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Farmers protest in Thessaloniki and Chania over rising production costs

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Farmers gathered in Malgara, Thessaloniki, protesting increased production costs.
In Chania, farmers staged a symbolic blockade demanding government action on unmet promises.
Protesters express frustration over delays in subsidy payments and unaddressed issues.
The protests aim to remind the government of the farmers' plight after five months of inaction.

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Farmers and livestock breeders in Greece have initiated new protests in various regions, particularly in Malgara and Chania, to express their dissatisfaction with rising production costs and the delays in government subsidies and compensation payments. In Malgara, located near Thessaloniki, farmers gathered at a major junction, voicing concerns that the government has failed to deliver on promises made during the winter, worsening their financial situation.

In Chania, farmers staged a symbolic blockade of the local tax office, demonstrating from the Mourniés junction to Janakakis Street. They articulated their frustrations regarding unfulfilled governmental commitments over the past five months, emphasizing that their plight has been overlooked. Protesters claim they are "one step away from disaster," urging the government to take meaningful action regarding ongoing issues affecting their livelihoods. The protests are part of a broader movement across Greece as agricultural workers highlight systemic challenges they face.

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