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A. Butchers and supermarkets were affected. B. The ex-p……

Farmers and their supporters protested Wednesday in hundreds of rural locations in Argentina on the two-week mark of the farmers’ strike against an increase in export taxes for their products. Women in Cordoba, Argentina, bang pots in support of the farmers’ strike on Wednesday. In some places, protesters blocked roads to the capital. On those roads, the farmers have stopped trucks transporting food and other farm-related products. Other vehicles were allowed to pass. The farmers’ federations have said that the strike will continue for an undetermined period of time. The strike’s impact already is visible on the nearly empty supermarket shelves in cities. Butchers and supermarkets were among the first hit. The noise of Tuesday’s cacerolazos evoked memories of the protests in 2001 that forced then-president Fernando de la Rua from power.

What was the consequence of the 2001 protests in Argentina().

A. Butchers and supermarkets were affected.
B. The ex-president was overthrown.
C. Roads to the capital were blocked.
D. Export taxes for farm products were cut.

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