"Tens of thousands of people have marched through Mexico City in a protest against the rising price of tortillas."
Maybe it is not ethanol, after all, but the Mexican corn monopoly.
Meanwhile, this ethanol windfall might relax the political constraints on reducing agricultural subsidies and make it possible to conclude the Doha Round.
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Corn Politics
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