(2)Farmers protest over WTO proposed tariff cuts

TOKYO, Japan - Thousands of farmers and citizens parade in Tokyo's Ginza district on Feb. 15 to protest proposals to cut tariffs on farm products now being debated at a World Trade Organization (WTO) ''mini-ministerial'' meeting in the Japanese capital. (Kyodo)

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