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A woman buys her medication at a pharmacy in Caracas July 18, ...

A woman buys her medication at a pharmacy in Caracas July 18, ...

Jul 19th, 2011

(Reuters) - A woman buys her medication at a pharmacy in Caracas July 18, 2011. Venezuela is creating a new agency to limit profit margins for companies operating in areas such as food and medicine, Vice President Elias Jaua said on Monday, in the latest effort to boost state control over the economy. REUTERS/Carlos Garcia Rawlins (VENEZUELA - Tags: POLITICS FOOD HEALTH) -
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