Today's METRO:
"Big Food Group, owner of Iceland stores, is demanding £12 million from the government of poverty-stricken Guyana.
The money is compensation for a sugar business the South American country nationalised in 1975.
Guyana, so poor the international financial community has written off 90% of its debts
...repaying it would cripple the Guyana economy...
Big Food's turnover of £5.2 billion dwarfs Guyana's £2.15 billion GDP. The group is refusing to back down and has forced Guyana to a binding World Bank tribunal hearing in London later this month."
Bastards.
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