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Spanish farmers unhappy with low prices
Indonesia News.Net
Sunday 22nd November, 2009
Thousands of Spanish farmers marched through the streets of Madrid on the weekend to protest the low prices they have been receiving for their produce.
Stopping traffic through major city streets, the farmers held placards claiming they were being forced into financial hard times.
The farmers and their supporters came from across the country to insist that prices should be held steady as costs had risen 34 percent in the past months, leading to the loss of 124,000 jobs.
The framers demanded the government guarantee the minimum prices paid for their products by commercial middlemen and limits on price rises for fuel, fertilisers and pesticides.  Email this story to a friend
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Anonymous
11-23-09, 07:00 AM |
Spanish farmers march through Madrid
it is obvious matter.
the same jewish banking oligarchs' plan is to kill off all independent farmers or independent channels and consolidate the mean of food production into their own hands. these jewish banking oligarchs' aim is to have the power to decide who gets to eat and who will starve.
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