Japanese farmers protest steep farm tariff cuts at WTO

Japanese farmers protest steep farm tariff cuts at WTO

TOKYO, Japan - About 3,000 farmers from across Japan, who are protesting proposed steep farm tariff cuts through the World Trade Organization talks, demonstrate at Tokyo's Hibiya Park to the parliament on Dec. 9. (Kyodo)

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