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Holness didn't want to hear call to 'take away himself'

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Opposition Leader Mark Golding claims that Prime Minister Andrew Holness led a walkout of Parliament on Tuesday afternoon. Golding made the argument at a press briefing at his office in St Andrew, after government members walked out on his budget presentation. He claimed that Holness' wife, MP Juliet Holness, being speaker of the House "does not sit well with the tradition" The walkout left the Parliament without a quorum and derailed Golding's presentation on the proposed budget for the 2024-2025 financial year that starts on April 1.

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Holness didn't want to hear call to 'take away himself'

Opposition Leader Mark Golding is claiming that Prime Minister Andrew Holness led a walkout of Parliament on Tuesday afternoon to avoid hearing criticisms about the lack of certification of his income and assets and a request for him to "take...

1 month ago·Jamaica

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