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    UN experts: Congo rebels illegally impose taxes (AP)

    Thu, 05/27/2010 - 21:49 EDT - Yahoo! Business News
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    A truck empties its load of mineralized rock at troubled Canadian miner First Quantum's Frontier mine in Fungurume, southern Democratic Republic of Congo May 25, 2010. Production at First Quantum Minerals' Frontier copper mine in Congo continued round the clock on Wednesday, despite a court decision to revoke the Canadian miner's licence. Picture taken May 25, 2010.  Reuters/Katrina Manson (DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC of CONGO - Tags: POLITICS BUSINESS)AP - Rebel groups in eastern Congo are illegally imposing taxes on trucks and pedestrians and receiving local, regional and international support in violation of U.N. sanctions, U.N. experts said Thursday.

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