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  1. Private capital is forming an oligarchy, leading to exploitation due to unchecked power.
  2. Wealthy groups are consolidating power by locking into monopolies.

Allegations surfaced that corporate monopolies are benefiting from state decisions.

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Allegations surfaced that corporate monopolies are benefiting from state decisions.

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