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Hughes associated with companies that made sweet deals for state land - AG - Stabroek News

As controversy continues over the allocation of state lands below market value, Attorney General Anil Nandlall SC has accused Alliance For Change (AFC) leader Nigel Hughes of being associated with companies that received state lands at significantly reduced prices such as $10 million for 10 acres.

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