Uruguay's inflation index for June slightly down: 9.08% in twelve months

Saturday, July 5th 2014 - 09:13 UTC

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Uruguay's inflation index experienced a slight deceleration during the twelve months to June, from 9.18% in May to 9.08%, basically because of cheaper fresh food, frozen public utility rates including fuel, while a stabilized exchange rate for the US dollar with a strong Peso, helped with imported goods. Read full article

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ChrisR
This article rightly points to the temptation by the commies and the “labour” element to suppress their true colours of “Fuck-ups Are Us” in order not to frighten people off voting for them.

Not to worry though, there are 600,000 government “workers” [ha, ha, ha] who will probably ‘Not vote for Christmas’ in true turkey style, thus ensuring this corrupt bunch of wankers are returned.

The so call inflation rate is an absolute lie and belies the fact that prices ARE going up despite the ‘agreed freeze’. Somebody failed to inform Mutone, my wife’s medical service provider, who have just this week put their rates up by 8.16% for the foreseeable future. This is probably the fourth real increase in the last 12 months.

Such a pity that the majority of the people are so easily fooled by an illiterate, innumerate, murdering commie bastard and his tribe of no-hopers with similar educational “qualities”.
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