Prime Minister Freundel Stuart yesterday placed the country on notice that sacrifices will have to be made by all in the face of “serious problems of debt and deficit”. And he stressed that stopping devaluation of the Barbados dollar would be a priority.
Stuart was speaking at the end of the all-day Public/Private Sector Consultation at Hilton Barbados. (SP)
Time to act!
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