The AFC spent five years in Parliament and did absolutely nothing for sugar workers. It sat on the Economic Services Committee, but did it ever request an investigation of the conditions it is now protesting. Not on your life! It twiddled its thumbs and is now shedding crocodile tears for sugar workers. The AFC is a political party and political parties are given their forum in the political system to represent their constituency or even the country at large.
But to form a trade union would demand work. Work in the fields and in the backdams. Ramjattan and Nagamootoo would have to take off their suits and ties. They would have to be on the ‘order lines’ before the sun rises. But they’ll never do this. It’s easier to be rabblerousers and take advantage of the plight of the sugar workers.
The sad truth is that it is not only the sugar workers who have their backs against the wall – it’s the entire industry. But all the AFC did was present airy-fairy proposals about co-gen and ethanol cogged from textbooks.....

The A.F.C should be Ashamed of themselves

Hey, yuh nah tink lil shameface deh pon PPP?  Dem use dem sugga wukkas foa bruk up the k.untry unda da PNC.  Now dem PPP ah beat up dem saame peeple dem call "hero" bak den.

Sledge, dis bwoy Albutt de Conscience Einstein reminds me of the house bwoys during colonial times. Cut him some lack...hahahahahha

28 years plus 19 years of poor Representation for our Brothers and Sisters in the Sugar Industry,ENOUGH IS ENOUGH,CHANGES MUST COME ASAP.We the AFC would continue our whole Hearted Support to these workers,we know what transpire in the past,but we are going to think of the present and get a wonderful Future.

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Albert ........Lamumba said you had a good time playing Phagwah

The Sugar workers should not be used to score cheap political points......the A.F.C should be ashamed of themselves....