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Jamaica Gleaner Commentary
published: Sunday | February 12, 2006

The deportee crime link
THE CHALLENGE to our society of what to do with the number of persons deported to Jamaica each year from the United States, Canada and Britain remains, notwithstanding reports of a decline in the numbers. While a definitive link has not been...

PUBLIC AFFAIRS - A nation ADRIFT
THERE IS a prevailing feeling in Jamaica of a nation adrift. People go about their business fatalistically as if in a trance. Most operate only in a narrow circle of trusted family and personal contacts ­ from home... - Don Robotham


...The people are PJ's legacy
THE ANNOUNCEMENT of his timetable to demit office by the Most Honourable Prime Minister on Sunday January 22, has resulted in a permanent marker within the nation's consciousness. - Raymond Pryce


Patterson's legacy
THE LEGACY to the island of Jamaica from Prime Minister P. J. Patterson is easily identified. In absolute figures the public debt was J$43.2 billion in 1990. By November 2005 that debt reached $828.2 billion. - Dawn Ritch


The rule of law
ROME BURNED as Nero fiddled away! However, I am avoiding the temptation to draw a comparison between the drama with the fabled Roman Emperor and the present situation in Spanish Town because there is another 'burning' issue. - Orville W. Taylor


Performance versus PR
NOTHING KILLS a bad product faster than good advertising. On Monday last, The Gleaner carried a front-page photo of Labour Minister Horace Dalley and his team meeting with the employers of Alpart, hours before the bauxite workers... - Lambert Brown















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