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Posted AT 9:52 PM EST on 28/09/08

Congress compromise strives to ‘mollify voters'

From Monday's Globe and Mail

OTTAWA — U.S. congressional leaders are seeking to make the biggest financial rescue since the Great Depression easier for voters to stomach by proposing curbs on bankers' salaries and insurances that financial institutions ultimately cover any losses incurred by taxpayers. Marathon talks in Washington ended Sunday with a compromise between Democrats and Republicans that would make as much as $700-billion (U.S.

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