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Ecuador's President Rafael Correa announced that the country will keep 99 percent of "windfall" oil profits, up from 50 percent. Ecuador's profit margin has caused tension with foreign oil investors.
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International Herald Tribune: Ecuador's president decrees government to take 99 percent of windfall oil profits (Oct 5, 2007)
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International Herald Tribune: Ecuador's president decrees government to take 99 percent of windfall oil profits (Oct 5, 2007)
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