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Price intervention is dangerous in any private market because it gives politicians a chance to meddle.

Presidential administrations have meddled in Latin America and South America for decades.

But historic attempts to meddle with the infrastructure of European sports haven’t always gone smoothly.

Anything can be framed as a “religious belief,” entitling parents to meddle with what’s available in the classroom.

"If they have been contained in their country, let them not come here to meddle. Let's not give them a chance. They have already created chaos in their own country," she said.