Police Surprised by Farmers' Protest in Apeldoorn on Wednesday Evening
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The police state they were surprised by the unannounced demonstration by farmers on Wednesday evening in Apeldoorn. The police did not intervene, made no arrests, and escorted the tractors along the highway. "Even if a demonstration is not registered, we have to facilitate it," a spokesperson said. "That falls within the right to demonstrate."
The police did not intervene in the farmers' demonstration in Apeldoorn on Wednesday evening because, according to them, the situation remained within limits. The fundamental right to demonstrate weighs heavily in this decision, say both the police and the municipality.
More than a hundred tractors drove in a convoy through Apeldoorn on Wednesday evening in protest against the cabinet's nitrogen policy. According to a 112 reporter, some 100 to 200 tractors participated in the action.
It cannot have escaped the attention of residents of Apeldoorn-Zuid: more than a hundred farmers protested in the neighborhood on Wednesday evening. They did so with a lot of noise, inverted flags on tractors, and messages for the politicians.
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