Greek farmers continue protests, Police: Kakavija-Ioannina axis impassable from 18:00-21:00

2025-12-04 10:23:27Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX

Greek farmers continue protests, Police: Kakavija-Ioannina axis impassable from

Greece has been paralyzed by protests by farmers who have blocked national highways over delays in the disbursement of EU subsidies following a corruption scandal.

Through an announcement from the Border Police, it is announced that today, the Kakavija-Ianinë axis, in the village of Kallpaq, will be blocked starting from 18:00-21:00 (Albanian time).

The Kakavija Border Police informs citizens to take precautions and plan their travel schedules. The only vehicles that will be allowed to pass will be those with health emergencies.

"The Kakavija Border Police, through the Kakavija Joint Information Exchange Center, has been notified by the Greek Border Police that today, from 19:00 to 22:00 (Greek time), the Kakavija-Ioannina road axis, in the village of Kallpaq, will be blocked due to the protest that farmers will hold.

"Only vehicles that have health emergencies will be allowed to circulate. The Kakavija Border Police asks for the understanding of citizens and suggests planning vehicle trips at other times of the day ," the police announced today.

Greek farmers have decided to continue their protest until December 5th and keep important road axes, ports and customs points blocked. They are determined to continue and intensify their protests if their demands are not met by the government.


Video