The Balearic Minister for Transport, Raquel Sánchez, has appealed for "calm" in the face of the indefinite strike that began this morning by freight hauliers, which for now, she said, is not having "too much impact", and has assured that the supply of goods "is guaranteed".
Balearic government calls for calm over transport strike
No need for panic buying
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And so will taxation continue to rise with death at the end! And if you have anything on death that is taxed too.
Absolutely Nothing is Garenteed only that prices will continue to Rise .