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Argentine farmers to halt grain sales until May 15
Published Thursday, May 08, 2008 at 05:17 AM
BUENOS AIRES, May 7 (Reuters) - Argentine farmers will resume protests on Thursday over export taxes that sparked a three-week strike because talks with the government failed to produce agreements, farm leaders said on Wednesday.
They told a news conference farmers would halt all sales of grains for export until May 15, but would not block highways.
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