Fuel Prices: "We Don't Let Go of the Pressure", Another Blockage of an Oil Depot by Fishermen This Wednesday in the Hérault
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In the face of the crisis, Mediterranean fishermen are threatening to tighten their movement if the meeting with the Minister of Fisheries does not lead to concrete progress.
This action, begun in the early morning on Wednesday 16 September, marks the continuation on the third day of the profession's protests against the price increase.
The action is being carried out by about 100 fishermen in this commune of Hérault, on the third day of a mobilization against rising fuel prices.
A hundred fishermen are blocking access to an oil depot in Frontignan (Hérault) this Wednesday morning to protest the rise in fuel prices and their deteriorating working conditions. The joint protest movement of fishermen began on Monday.
About 100 fishermen maintain pressure in Frontignan to demand a meeting with the Minister of Fisheries in the face of rising operating costs A hundred fishermen have blocked this
Several dozen fishermen blocked port infrastructure in Fos-sur-Mer and several Mediterranean ports on Tuesday 15 September. They denounce the increase in their loads, the administrative and regulatory constraints as well as the restrictions on fishing. The demonstrators demand negotiations and aid and say they are ready to continue their mobilization for several days.
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