Farmers in Cyprus are sad. They do not like new rules. They go to see the President.
They also do not like a new trade deal. Farmers in Europe are worried. They worry about their work.
Farmers walk to the President's house. They give letters. The letters tell about problems. They ask for help.
Farmers want more money. They need help with farming. They ask the President to say "no." This is important for food.
Farmers think rules are hard. They think deals are bad. Deals can hurt farmers.
The leaders know farmers are sad. They will try to make plans better. Farmers need help from the state.
One farmer says if no help comes, "Cyprus is finished." Other farmers in other countries protest too. They want to change rules.