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Legislators pressing for a reduction in the 2021 Marchamo

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Lighter Side Legislators pressing for a reduction in the 2021 Marchamo
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Legislators are pressing for a reduction in the 2021 Marchamo (circulation permit) due to the vehicular restrictions in place since the start of the national emergency and most likely to continue to the end of the year.

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