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Dollar black market persists despite strict media censorship
Despite new laws criminalizing the reporting and sale of currency above official rates, the dollar black market persists through shifted tactics. While the government blames media reports for high rates and has conducted several raids, unofficial trading continues at inflated prices as authorities struggle to dismantle the parallel market.
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