The Heartland Exporting Rebellion To the Uneasy Cities The resentments on which Mr. Erdogan builds his support are most evident in the heartland, where religious fervor lingers, polygamy is still practiced and illiteracy is high among women because families often do not send girls to school.
Cubans embraced it as a statement of rebellion because it was a modern export from democratic America, rather than an imposition of imperial Spanish culture on the island.
RIO DE JANEIRO — Argentina's Senate narrowly rejected the agricultural export tax increases that caused a nationwide farmer rebellion when the country's vice president sided with agriculture producers early Thursday and cast the deciding vote against the measure.
Before the rebellion broke out in February, Libya exported 1.3 million barrels of oil a day.
Despite concerns over the bird flu outbreak and a resurgent Muslim rebellion in Thailand's southernmost provinces, exports rose 22.3percentt in February compared with the month a year ago, to $7.22 billion, according to data released by the central bank.
With the island convulsed by a successful slave rebellion and a protracted, ultimately failed war of reconquest, its exports plunged, opening the way to competition from the American mainland.
Mrs. Kirchner's government set off the farmers' rebellion on March 11, when it created a new sliding-scale system of export taxes that increased taxes on soy beans, among other products, to 45percentt from 35percentt.
Strong opposition to the whiskey tax by cottage producers in remote, rural regions erupted into the Whiskey Rebellion in 1794; in Western Pennsylvania and western Virginia, whiskey was the basic export product and was fundamental to the local economy.
Libya's oil production has been at a virtual standstill since the rebellion against the Qaddafi regime began in February, paralyzing an industry that produced 95 percent of the country's export earnings last year.
However, rubber exports continued to fall and rebellions increased, resulting in the Free State assuming control of the concession in 1906.
