LAHORE, Pakistan - A porter at Lahore's railway station for three decades, Iftikhar Shah worries about suicide bombers and political instability but his biggest concern is the price of sugar. Like many of Pakistan's poor, he struggles to make ends meet as the price of basic staples rockets and power cuts cripple many industries, further worrying investors already scared away by the Taliban insurgency. 'Thieves are in government,' said Shah, 50, standing outside the imposing British...
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