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I will offer a public apology if GuySuCo makes this 60,000 tons

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August 12, 2023
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Dear Editor,

So our Parliament at the instance of the Government has approved an additional $1.5 B for Guysuco. It is clear that they are adjusting a traditional 52 weeks sugarcane crop to satisfy their claims  or is it propaganda?

Mr. Editor, no one really knows how and where these billions of dollars are being gobbled up by Guysuco management and the Ministry of Agriculture. Speak with people in the industry and no one can give lucid answers.

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On behalf of many concerned citizens, I will offer a public apology to the Minister and Board of Directors if the Industry makes this 60,000 tons of sugar as stated by the Hon. Minister in Parliament this week.

Yours truly,

Hamilton Green

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