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Thousands protest private property legislation in Argentina

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Thousands protest Argentina’s controversial private property bill, fearing “colonisation” and easier foreign land acquisition. Learn more about the propose Read More: https://punchng.com/thousands-protest-private-property-legislation-in-argentina/

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