A taxi in Olinda, Brazil, leaves a service station after refuelling with alcohol. About one-third of Brazil’s cars have been changed from .imported petrol to heavily subsidised Brazilian-produced alcohol fuel, which costs the driver only a third of the price of regular petrol. Signs advertising alcohol fuel are a common sight at service stations throughout the country.
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Press, 14 November 1984, Page 24
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57A taxi in Olinda, Brazil, leaves a service station after refuelling with alcohol. About one-third of Brazil’s cars have been changed from .imported petrol to heavily subsidised Brazilian-produced alcohol fuel, which costs the driver only a third of the price of regular petrol. Signs advertising alcohol fuel are a common sight at service stations throughout the country. Press, 14 November 1984, Page 24
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