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Banners reading "Enough is enough" (L) and "Agriculture thinks in generations, not in (legislative) periods" are fixed on tractors during a protest against the federal government's austerity plans in Halle an der Saale, eastern Germany, on January 8, 2024. - Farmers have been up in arms over government plans to withdraw tax breaks for the agricultural sector. The government already partially walked back the planned subsidy cuts. A discount on vehicle tax for agriculture would remain in place, while a diesel subsidy would be phased out over several years instead of being abolished immediately, the government said. The agriculture sector however said the move did not go far enough and urged the government to completely reverse the plans, announced after a shock court ruling forced the government to find savings in the budget for 2024. (Photo by JENS SCHLUETER / AFP)

Par avec François Bayle

Montées de colère en Allemagne : les futurs gilets jaunes ?


Lundi, les agriculteurs allemands ont donné le coup d'envoi d'une semaine de protestations dans toute l'Allemagne. Une montée de colère loin de s'affaiblir... et qui pourrait aboutir à une version allemande des Gilets jaunes, comme nous l'avons connu en France ? On en parle avec François Bayle, journaliste spécialiste de l'Allemagne.
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