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Health bosses said they had already noticed a rise in complaints after the tariffs were abolished at the Western General and St John's Hospital in Livingston.
And what happened was that the tariffs were also reduced.— Democracy Now!
The GWU said the tariffs were a double blow for workers, undermining their purchasing power and threatening their jobs.— timesofmalta.com
Instituted by Prime Minister Vladimir Putin to protect an endangered domestic auto industry (whose sales were expected to shrink by up to 50\% in 2009), the tariffs were a blow to merchants in the Far Eastern port of Vladivostok who benefited from a nationwide commerce in used Japanese vehicles.— GlobalResearch.ca
The current economic model forced on Haiti - minimal taxes or tariffs, an anaemic state forced to service crippling odious debt while 80\% of its health, education, food and water services are run by non-Haitian organizations - has failed.

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