Jamaica MP Green Exposed; Unaware of Bauxite Penalties, Dust Compensation & Land

Jamaica’s bauxite and mining sector, based entirely on the Minister’s own words in Parliament. We analyze how the Minister of Agriculture and Mining repeatedly said “I am not aware,” “I will check,” “write to me,” and “this is outside my scope” when questioned about land rehabilitation, environmental damage, dust compensation, resettlement, enforcement penalties, and community suffering. This is an in-depth Jamaica mining investigation, a bauxite industry exposé, and a breakdown of ministerial accountability in Jamaica.

This Jamaican news investigation shows how enforcement mechanisms exist only on paper while communities continue to suffer from unreclaimed lands, unsafe dust levels, weak compensation systems, and decades-long delays in land titles. It highlights how the Minister could not explain how the US$25,000 per hectare penalty works, could not confirm whether it is recurring, and admitted being unaware of basic operational failures. This is a powerful example of government accountability failure in Jamaica, regulatory weakness in Jamaica, and poor oversight in Jamaica’s mining sector.

This video is essential for anyone researching Jamaican mining, bauxite operations in Jamaica, government transparency, environmental protection, land rights, and community justice. It is a deep dive into how weak enforcement and poor oversight allow powerful mining companies to operate without meaningful consequences, while ordinary Jamaicans pay the price.

If you care about Jamaica’s future, Jamaica’s environment, Jamaica’s land rights, and Jamaica’s people, this is a must-watch. This is about better governance for Jamaica, real accountability in Jamaica, and justice for communities affected by mining.

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