Taxi strike in S. Korea

Taxi strike in S. Korea

SEOUL, South Korea - Taxi drivers hold a rally in front of the Seoul city hall in the South Korean capital on June 20, 2012. About 86 percent of South Korea's 255,000 taxis held a strike that day to protest a fuel price surge and insufficient government support.

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