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Italy without pasta may sound unthinkable, but its factories are running into trouble. Truckers protesting high fuel prices are blocking deliveries of flour and…
Italy without pasta may sound unthinkable, but its factories are running into trouble. Truckers protesting high fuel prices are blocking deliveries of flour and other essential ingredients. Major producers have been forced to stop or scale back production, while some supermarkets are already short of fresh food. The government is offering fresh aid, but the protests may not be over yet. Could the crisis soon reach pasta aisles in Italy and beyond? With insights from journalist Seema Gupta in Rome.
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ما يحدث في فرنسا واوروبا هو من اجل تغيير هذه الانظمه الفاشله الفاسده التي اسست الفساد الاداري بواسطه الدعاره والشذوذ الجنسي وما يحدث في اوروبا هو من اجل تغيير هذه الانظمه الدكتاتوريه التي صنعت الاجرام والاباده الجماعيه في اسيا وافريقيا وامريكا اللاتينيه والعالم دول الخليج من المستحيل ان تقدم المساعده الى فرنسا واوروبا وليس بالامكان ارسال النفط والغاز مضيق هرمز والبحر الاحمر مغلق
@@vibe5207Imported2wk ago
Lets sanction Russia..... Now you have problems even with pasta...
@@vibe5207Imported2wk ago
You can find some Macron in France🥲🥲🥲
@@MichiNoNyanImported2wk ago
Well you've just allowed the Italian far right to rise instantly.
@@ChloéMonèt-f1wImported2wk ago
They still have pizza 🍕, 🤌Mama mia.
@@Flowermanc48Imported2wk ago
Yep. The same way the Germans can’t sell cars because China owns them
@@discardsAccount-k6lImported2wk ago
olive trees are dying
@@Nowayhosey7Imported2wk ago
I didnt understand a word she said, dw part of the problem
@@NercvhhhImported2wk ago
This is good news. Hate pasta.🤢 A life without Italy is my dream.
@@robwyyiImported2wk ago
This is only beginning, when fuel prices goes up as much as it has since Trump started war the effect will be felt when the high fuel prices effecting fall harvest is passed on. Expect increase of all groceries like pasta by at least half. Thank Trump for this.
@@CyborgZetaImported2wk ago
But what about the cannolis?
@@Ps5GamerUkImported2wk ago
These really are the end times
@@petepete66Imported2wk ago
Governments worldwide will see SHTF if they don’t take care about they’re own peoples 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🌎🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@DarkonXBLImported2wk ago
Damn. Italians are about to protest like there's no tomorrow 🤌🍝😂
@@SkibbamImported2wk ago
Barilla and Italy LOVE Russia. Well they seem to love Rubles or Euros even more. Italian Barilla is the #1 pasta brand in the world and still sells to Russia. So why care about their pasta or anything else Italian? Morality for money...<br>F Italy
@@etaokha4164Imported2wk ago
Hang on. If fuel prices are going up, Do you find solutions or do you looth peoples businesses??? 2 wrongs can never make a right. Everyone is struggling right now and breaking businesses and burning down schools and building wont solve the problem will it?? ( No sleep for the wicked) I hope those rioters got some Anti karmic spray for themselves at night.
@@HermLeeSullyImported2wk ago
Trump is going to destroy Europe before he leaves office. You got two more years of this.
@@Gabry110Imported2wk ago
As someone how lives in Campania, I can confirm all this and say that every supermarket here is now almost empty, roads are closing and even gas stations are shutting down temporarily.<br>School protests are everywhere and the situation is basically as it is described.<br>Now as a student, we are all not against these diesel protests, we might have to endure a few hard days but it’s for a good cause.<br>(All this cuz of Trump btw)
@@Andrew-qs9fwImported2wk ago
Pasta la vista
@@A3Kr0nImported2wk ago
Storm the pasta fields!
@@Delpfi1Imported2wk ago
The typical two reason, high cost of fuel/high cost of living, reporting. It’s a broader issue: elite sinfully rich is making life challenging across the globe while they get richer and fight for the spoils of war.
@@liberalmomImported2wk ago
Europe sucks
@@martinbruhn5274Imported2wk ago
No wonder, the protests there are escalating as well
@@TheMagicalPoisonImported2wk ago
Why are they doing that? Fuel inflation is already bad enough, making all essential goods especially food to be short of supply wouldn't help anything.
Italy without pasta may sound unthinkable, but its factories are running into trouble. Truckers protesting high fuel prices are blocking deliveries of flour and other essential ingredients. Major producers have been forced to stop or scale back production, while some supermarkets are already short of fresh food. The government is offering fresh aid, but the protests may not be over yet. Could the crisis soon reach pasta aisles in Italy and beyond? With insights from journalist Seema Gupta in Rome.
#dwcurrentaffairs
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