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"They want cradle-to-grave subsidies in order to try to make nuclear power competitive," she complains.
Saying that their heads of state consider cotton subsidies a "grave" threat to their national security, the African ministers said cotton provided them with 10percentt of their gross domestic product, 40percentt of their exports and 70percentt of their agricultural exports.
People just couldn't afford to buy grave slots and had to apply for a government subsidy.
With global oil prices at record lows, Venezuela is on the verge of an economic meltdown that could have potentially grave reverberations for Cuba, which has depended on $3bn in oil subsidies a year.
To date, with subsidies for exhuming the tens of thousands Republican prisoners lying in unmarked graves across Spain currently suspended by the ruling PP party, only 112 have been exhumed at Valdenoceda, and less than two dozen identified.
In the US, too, more climate-unfriendly actions from a Republican-dominated Congress, like changes to clean energy subsidies, are on the cards, while President Obama's clean power plan to regulate power stations is under grave threat.
Subsidies help.
The grave.
How grave is too grave?
"It puts at grave risk many of the country's recent accomplishments, notably in agriculture and food security," said Jeffrey Sachs, a Columbia University economist who has championed the fertilizer subsidies that have sharply improved corn production.
The subsidies should cease.
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