A major factor in President Duarte's growing isolation and the growing unpopularity of the war was
A) the economic sabotage carried out by the rebel forces.
B) the fact that the war had reached an impasse, with no end in sight.
C) the exploitation of cheap labor for U.S.-based companies in El Salvador.
D) the pressure of the swelling population on wage levels.
C
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