Belgian farmers jam traffic in fourth day of protests

Belgian farmers jam traffic in fourth day of protests
A delegation from the Belgian Young Farmers Association blocks the main motorway between Paris and Brussels in Halle, just outside the Belgian capital, on Tuesday (Raf Casert/AP)

Farmers have blocked more traffic arteries across Belgium as they seek to disrupt trade at major ports in a continued push for concessions to get better prices for their produce and less bureaucracy to do their work.

The rallies, now in their fourth day and part of farming protests across the European Union, have seen only a few hundred tractors snarl traffic across the nation of 11.5 million.

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