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Air Jamaica will be private by 2009

Kingston, Jamaica - Government is recruiting an investment banker for the sell

The plans of the new liberal-oriented Jamaican government to privatize state-owned carrier Air Jamaica are becoming more concrete. Minister without portfolio in the Ministry of Finance and Public Services, Denator Don Wehby, clearly said that the government wants to divest what they at the moment consider an "Unsustainable load" for the state coffers, at most by March 2009. For this purpose they are...

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Rome, Italy, 12/03/2007 20:26
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