Por Iris Quintero Zulueta 
Stable and efficient grinding should characterize the upcoming harvest at the Jesús Rabí sugar mill in Calimete, the only one in Matanzas responsible for producing the sugar for the population’s daily needs.
The results will depend on the quality with which the repairs are carried out, and managers and workers are engaged in this effort.
With more than 10 days behind schedule, strategies are being adopted in the industry such as extending the work day to 24 hours with several work shifts, supported by the Basic Electric Organization protecting this circuit.
Regarding the rescheduling of the tasks to be carried out, the first secretary of the Party in Matanzas, Mario Sabines Lorenzo, and the governor of the province, Marieta Poey Zamora, exchanged with bosses and workers, accompanied by managers from the territory.
Experienced personnel reinforce key points to advance based on the entry of resources, which is vital in recovering lost time.
Renier Martínez Suárez and Alier Sosa Lago, heads of areas, agree on the possibility of being able to meet the start date if the pending resources continue to arrive steadily, since the workers are committed to making the maximum effort.
The authorities of the Party and the Government insisted on attention to the man and his family with agricultural and industrial fairs on the weekends, union sponsorship of the mechanized cutting platoons and the industrial collectives and quality control of all the work they do, backed by comprehensive tests to avoid stops at the beginning of the harvest and achieve efficient milling. (ALH)
Translated by Casterman Medina de Leon