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So rural leaders have decided to go ahead with a five day strike on the sale of imperishable goods.
Infobae
Reuters
Mercopress
They are protesting the tax on soy and the restrictions in grain exports.
Last time they started with this it made quite an impact, anyone remember the absence of beef in the supermarkets? The week long smoke in the city (you couldnt see farther than 1 block in places) from burning fields? And the million person march against the government?
They are only striking for 5 days but even from that it will be interesting to see what happens to the governments dollar balance and how the blue dollar reflects.
Infobae
Reuters
Mercopress
They are protesting the tax on soy and the restrictions in grain exports.
Last time they started with this it made quite an impact, anyone remember the absence of beef in the supermarkets? The week long smoke in the city (you couldnt see farther than 1 block in places) from burning fields? And the million person march against the government?
They are only striking for 5 days but even from that it will be interesting to see what happens to the governments dollar balance and how the blue dollar reflects.
