heres's my solution preval need to sit down with the little group who hold the country hostage how they could lower they price on food if not preval have options take all the money the depute are waisting on rental car wich is $150 us dollars a day x 365 =55,000 a year plus all the money that are being wasted on travel and he get rid all those guys he retain as advisor les paul denis ,les chavannes jeunes,les himler reby,les kplumes and used the money for a better cause used that to buys the same rices and sales at a lower price
55,000 is not the excat amount because we don't know how many deputy who have rental cars
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