Overview
- Farmers are protesting the 'Duplomb law,' which aims to ease agricultural constraints but faces criticism for its environmental impact and perceived favoritism toward large industries.
- The FNSEA and Jeunes Agriculteurs are organizing a rally outside the National Assembly, with 150-200 farmers and tractors expected to gather in Paris.
- Taxi unions plan to continue their mobilization, potentially disrupting major events like the Roland-Garros tennis tournament and key airports on May 26.
- Roadblocks and disruptions are anticipated in Île-de-France, including on major routes like the N118, RN12, and Francilienne, as well as in other regions like Sarthe and Aisne.
- A counter-protest by Max Havelaar France is scheduled in Paris to advocate for fair farmer remuneration and reduced pesticide use.