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Chile: truckers demand lower fuel prices and government runs aground
The rapprochement between leaders of small carriers and the government of Chili to seek an end to a five-day stoppage encountered its first stumbling block
Christian Sandoval
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The rapprochement between leaders of small carriers and the government of Chili to seek an end to a five-day stoppage encountered its first stumbling block
