- Countries:
- Cape Verde
- Topics:
- Economics
- Languages:
- Portuguese
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| Português: | Cabo Verde: Cerveja custa menos que combustível... |
| Malagasy: | Cap Vert : Labiera mora vidy kokoa nohon'ny solika... |
Pedrabika [pt] is getting surprised by the day about the rise in petrol prices in Cape Verde: “200 $ 00 for petrol, is that it? Even beer is cheaper. This way we'll have to start traveling on foot and continue ignoring the pocket shaking policies. Otherwise no one reacts, political parties make some statements, people mourn and life goes on…”
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