The ongoing clash between farmers and the government in northern Cyprus over imported meat has reached a stalemate as both sides remain steadfast in their positions. Despite protests and negotiations, the issue persists, with farmers fearing for their livelihoods and the government standing firm on its decision to import meat to control prices and ensure quality.
Potato farmers in Cyprus are set to protest at the presidential palace, demanding increased government support to manage rising production costs. After unsuccessful talks with the agriculture ministry, they have given a threeweek ultimatum for a meeting, with grain and crop growers expected to join in solidarity.
Potato farmers in Liopetri, Cyprus, are considering taking dynamic protest measures due to significant subsidy reductions. Last year’s subsidies of €130 per decare have been cut to just €35 to €40, leading to widespread unrest and a critical assembly to decide their next steps.
