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After a meeting at the Council of Ministers, the grain producers cancel the announced protests, according to BGNES.
Today, the representatives of the grain producers met with Prime Minister Boyko Borisov and with the Minister of Agriculture, Food and Forests Rumen Porozhanov, where the parties reached a consensus.
This is why the grain producers' protest announced on April 3 against the draft fuel law will not be held. Kostadin Kostadinov from the National Association of Grain Producers pointed out that for the moment the problem is solved. He was the one who announced after the meeting that they were canceling the protest scheduled for Tuesday.
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