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Chile Offers a 142-Peso-per-Liter Diesel Cut, but some Truckers Keep Blockades in Place
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Chile offers a 142-peso-per-liter diesel cut, but some truckers keep blockades in place
Chile reached a fuel-relief agreement with major freight groups after a three-day strike, but smaller organizations continue blockades despite diesel cuts and expanded tax benefits.
·New York, United States
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They question that the agreed measures focused exclusively on diesel, excluding a general reduction for gasoline that benefits other vehicles and transport users in Chile.
·Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
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