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French President Emmanuel Macron opens the 60th Salon de l'Agriculture to boos and jeers, following clashes earlier in the morning between police and farmers that forced organisers to postpone the opening of France's largest agricultural show. IMAGES
French President Emmanuel Macron strokes "Oreillette", the Normandy cow that was the mascot of the 60th Paris Agriculture Show, while around a hundred farmers, both angered by his presence and demanding concrete action to improve their working conditions, booed and hissed at the Head of State. IMAGES
Dozens of protesters force a gate and confront security forces inside the Agricultural Fair in Paris, where French President Emmanuel Macron came to meet with unions IMAGES
The 60th Agricultural Show opens to the public in Paris with nearly an hour and a half delay due to the incursion of farmers protesting against French President Emmanuel Macron. The pavilion invaded by the protesters, where clashes with police forces occurred, remains closed for the time being. IMAGES
French President Emmanuel Macron meets with farmers' unions on the first day of the Agricultural Fair in Paris before attempting to officially inaugurate the event, under tight police presence, while clashes between protesters and law enforcement occur just a few meters away. IMAGES
With their tractors and haystack-filled tipper lorries stationed on A6 motorway, French farmers are facing a police roadblock as they near Rungis, the world's second largest wholesale food market, just south of Paris. IMAGES
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