After the tires and tomato tops dumped in front of the Labor Inspectorate this Thursday in Agen, the farmers mobilized since Monday to demand better remuneration for their work went further. They hung and disemboweled a wild boar from the branches of a tree near the administration, tell South West.
The demonstrators led by the Rural Coordination, the majority union of the Chamber of Agriculture and classified on the right, applauded when the animal was gutted before their eyes. When they were questioned about this action which shocked some of the passers-by, the response relayed by our colleagues from South West was: “Most of us are hunters and wild boars are destroying our crops. »
The A62 still cut
After the prefecture and the departmental management of the territories, sprayed with slurry or in front of which tires and waste were burned, it was the turn of the Labor Inspectorate, whose agents monitor compliance with labor law in companies, of being targeted.
This Friday, farmers’ actions continue in Agen, one of the epicenters of the mobilization, and the A62 is still cut in both directions of traffic at interchange no. 7.