It seems to me that this goes hand in hand with some type of preliminary discussion on distribution of national debt.
There is another issue that has been talked about and touched on. It's that there is a considerable amount of aid coming into the area and into the country. How does that relate to food supply and food shortages? Are there food shortages? Are there food constrictions in various parts of the country? Is this a reality now?
If so, then you have the additional problem here with the large tracts of land that seemingly are contracted out of the country for export purposes too. Is that not going to be a source of future difficulty? Obviously if there is land available for a food product, the country people would think they are the country and they should be fed first.
Would these contracts on large tracts of land, which you've expressed are political contracts, be a point of serious contention with a future government, which may even look at reversing some of those contracts under a form of nationalizing the land and food supply for the people? Would that be a potential problem for the future?