Greek Farmers Escalate Protests in Athens Demanding Financial Relief

Farmers drive tractors to parliament, paralyzing traffic and demanding measures against rising production costs.

Greek farmers have escalated their protests against rising production costs by driving tractors to Athens and gathering outside the parliament.
The farmers demand tax-free fuel, debt forgiveness, and measures against foreign competition, among other financial relief measures.
The government has offered some concessions, such as discounts on electricity and petrol bills, but insists that budgetary constraints limit further support.
Protesters, including students showing solidarity, have vowed to continue their demonstrations until their demands are met.
The protests have caused significant disruptions in Athens, with traffic paralyzed and public transport affected.