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MAURITIUS Issue dated 27/03/2015

Leading groups want to please Lutchmeenaraidoo

Just for once, finance minister Vishnu Lutchmeenaraidoo, well-known for his virulent position against the major Mauritian private groups (ION 1399), [...] (119 words)

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Vishnu Lutchmeenaraidoo escapes by a hair’s breadth

Vishnu Lutchmeenaraidoo will not finally leave Prime Minister Anerood Jugnauth’s government after the cabinet reshuffle that took place in mid-March. [...]

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Prime minister sidelines Lutchmeenaraidoo

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Finance minister campaigning for transparency

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Quarrel about WTO workshop participation

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Omnicane plays India card

The major Mauritian sugar group Omnicane, headed by Jacques d’Unienville, is turning its attention to India to strike new partnership [...]

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Lutchmeenaraidoo takes scathing position against large firms

Now back in the finance ministry, Vishnu Lutchmeenaraidoo wants to favour SMBs and less well-off to the detriment of the major groups. [...]

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MCCI no longer wants to be linked to previous regime

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Lutchmeenaraidoo wants to place his man at SBM

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Lutchmeenaraidoo biding his time

Former finance minister Vishnu Lutchmeenaraidoo is preparing for any possible election scenario. [...]

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Lutchmeenaraidoo to switch to Jugnauth

Having left the MMM after it joined the government side, former finance minister Vishnu Lutchmeenaraidoo is expected to rally to the opposition coalition. [...]

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Quarrel about WTO workshop participation

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