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Chain reactions from farmers’ protests – Booking cancellations of up to 50% in Thessaly and Epirus
Low occupancy expected for Christmas, says the President of the Magnesia Hoteliers Association – A significant share of the expected traffic has already been lost over the past weekends – Significant daily losses in fresh produce and food, says the Piraeus Chamber of Commerce and Industry
All points with agricultural blockades after the decision to escalate – What’s next for the weekend
Where strong agricultural blockades remain - Closure of bypasses begins at noon - Tolls open in some areas at the weekend
Long traffic jams in Ritsona as farmers block service roads of the national highway (updated)
Farmers have begun blocking service roads along the Athens–Thessaloniki national highway, causing long queues of vehicles near Ritsona
Symbolic roadblocks and blockades in Imathia, Pella, Pieria, and Kavala: which roads are closing and when
Producers are remaining at their agricultural and livestock blockades and are proceeding with mild-form actions, stating that they do not intend to inconvenience citizens, especially ahead of the holiday season
Mitsotakis: Yes to dialogue with farmers, no to unnecessary hardship for society – We will not give in to maximalism that leads outside the European framework
In statements after the European Council, he called on parties in Parliament to support the reform placing OPEKEPE under AADE and “not to bury their heads in the sand”
Charitsis: The government is making determined efforts to enrage farmers
The president of the New Left criticized the government over agricultural issues, calling for the reorganization of OPEKEPE, support for farmers, affordable electricity, and strengthening of cooperatives
Farmers decline a meeting with Mitsotakis and continue road blockades; Further disruptions planned, including during the holiday period
Critical and decisive today's meeting of farmers and livestock farmers in Lefkonas Serres, as representatives from all the blockades of the country will take decisions on the next steps
