The member of the Central Committee and first secretary of the Communist Party in Ciego de Ávila, Liván Izquierdo Alonso, called in a meeting with producers from the sugar sector to get the accounts right in a harvest with material limitations, but with the desire to achieve efficiency with the resources available in the Ciro Redondo sugar factory, from the municipality of the same name, in Ciego de Ávila.

This modern ingenuity in the testing phase currently produces syrup destined for the rum factory located in the town of Falla, and when stable exchange is achieved in the agro-industrial processes with the nearby bioelectric plant that is in the phase of technological adjustments, will start sugar production to guarantee the commitment of the 2022-2023 contest.

In the meeting that was also attended by Tomás Alexis Martín Venegas, Provincial Governor, Izquierdo Alonso called to maintain rigorous control of compliance with the daily task and permanent communication with the producing units that will pay the raw material to the factory.

Danilo Fernández Madrigal, general director of the Ciro Redondo Sugar Agro-industrial Company, reported that the dispute requires a check-up from the start of work at dawn until the end of the actions in the cane fields, and an industrial efficiency councilor to take the pulse of the contest every day.

It is about quantifying in detail how many combines and trucks start and finish each day in the sugarcane field, their productivity and efficiency because it will be a difficult contest that shows in its anteroom limitations of batteries, tires and spare parts for machinery directly to the cuts and grass transportation.

The strategic mission for a sector that needs to be resuscitated will be to grind the cane left over from previous disputes, with a view to paying the sugarcane producers and seeking higher income to reduce the accumulated economic losses of more than 240 million pesos in the four agro-industrial sugar companies of the territory.

A document containing the history of the Ciro Redondo factory was delivered by the historian Eumelio Marín Marín to Liván Izquierdo Alonso, first secretary of the Communist Party of Cuba in Ciego de Ávila