Angry French farmers storm into agriculture fair in Paris

On Saturday, a group of French farmers stormed into a major Paris farm fair in protest against the government's policies related to agriculture. The farmers were angry over the high costs they face due to regulations and taxes, as well as the lack of support from the government.

The farmers had planned to meet with President Emmanuel Macron at the fair, but their arrival was met with resistance from police officers who were on duty to maintain order. The farmers were shouting and booing, calling for the resignation of the president and an end to the policies that they say are harming their livelihoods.

The farmers' protest is part of a larger movement called "La France Agricole" (French Agriculture) which has been organizing demonstrations across the country in recent months. The group represents farmers from various regions and sectors, including dairy, beef, pork, and cereals.

According to the French government, the cost of farming in France is higher than in most other countries due to a range of factors, including labor costs, land ownership, and environmental regulations. The government has implemented several measures to support farmers, such as subsidies for investments in technology and training programs for farmers. However, these measures have not been enough to address the concerns of the farmers.

The farmers' protest at the Paris fair is likely to escalate tensions between the government and the agricultural sector. The government has already faced criticism from other sectors, such as the construction industry, over its policies related to labor costs and taxes.