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PANAMA TO SETTLE $1.9B DEBT WITH GUYANA & CONTINUE RICE CONTRACT

By Hgp Nightly News Staff
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By December, the $1.9B dollar debt owed by the Panamanian government to local rice millers will be settled with interest. This is according to the Minister of Agriculture- Zulphikur Mustapha. Amel Griffith reports.

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