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Farmers stage big rally in France to protest farm subsidy deal
STRASBOURG. France. Dec 2: Farmers from France, Germany, Italy and even from South Korea marched by the tens of thousands to oppose a US-European accord to cut farm subsidies. Violence marred the mostly peaceful protests, reports AP.
The farmers on Tuesday set lire to piles of wooden slats and bales of hay. topped with effigies of EC negotiator Ray MacSharry of Ireland and US trade negotiator Carla Hills.
The US-EC accord Is part of a global trade pact still being negotiated under the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. France threatens to torpedo the pact wjien it comes before the EC unless Its farmers arc protected.
Farmers tn France, the world's second largest agricultural exporter after the United States, see the agreement as a threat to their livelihoods. Within the 12-nation EC, France stands almost alone in its opposition to the accord. " ^IMtyance blocks EC acceptance oT theft &AT1' trad?, agreement, the'accord would ' be scuttled. 1
Most of the farmers dispersed peacefully in 800 buses after the proceedings. According to authorities, 45,000 farmers took part.
But one group of 100 farmers fought police outside a stadium after the protest. Rioters hurled bottles and cans at police, who fired volleys of tear
gas to get them off a railroad track. One farmer's hand was blown off by a tear gas grenade and several others were slightly injured.
About 50 farmers returning to Bordeaux from Strasbourg pelted the British and German consulates with eggs, spray-painted American flags on sidewalks and walls, set fire to rubbish in garbage cans, and threw manure at a McDonald's
restaurant, viewed as a symbol of the United States.
Premier Pierre Beregovoy, meeting Belglums visiting King Baudoln. said in Paris that Europe must show "solidarity to avoid sacrificing the rural world and Its Inhabitants."
German farmers wearing bright red Jump suits. South Koreans with white sashes and six US farmers from the National Family Farm coalition
also Joined the protests. About 6,000 Germans. 3.000 Italians and 2.000 Spaniards took part.
They broke windows along the way. twisted road signs, damaged cars and shot off fireworks, but generally avoided clashing with the 4.000 riot police there to contain them. Schools along the route were closed.