Europe and South America to sign free trade deal

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  Another day, another trade deal.

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  This one is 25 years in the making between the EU and South America.

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  Meanwhile, Canada and China have also been making a deal of sorts.

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  They call it a new strategic partnership.

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  Hello, let's start today with a deal that's been 25 years in the making.

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  Farmers blockading Brussels airport today,

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  protesting a trade deal due to be signed between the European Union and South American nations.

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  Jean-Matteo Teveno is a farmer in Songui in central France.

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  He explains why he's against the deal.

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  Well, to be honest, we feel as a treason from the European institution.

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