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Leftist protests push Mexican Congress to side room

] - 16. Aprile 2008 - 5:04

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Sit-in protests by left-wingers forced Mexico's Congress to relocate on Tuesday for the first time in two decades as political tensions seethed over a government plan to boost private investment in oil.

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