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Growing together

February 18, 2002 - 12:00am

Millie Kilayko was working for Negros Occidental Governor Daniel Lacson in 1990 when plummeting world prices took the sweetness out of sugar. "Our entire economy depended on sugar. To survive, we had to change...

Business As Usual