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Former St Kitts – Nevis MP caution authorities about the privatization of Solar Photovoltaic System

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St Kitts – Nevis solar generation and storage system deal, ‘a big mistake’, says former MP

Former St Kitts – Nevis MP caution authorities about the privatization of Solar Photovoltaic System

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