PM Holness ridicules Opposition for what he described as only having promises or wishful thinking

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has ridiculed the Opposition People’s National Party (PNP) for what he described as only having promises or wishful thinking while lacking the wherewithal to deliver on those promises.

His comments come in the wake of proposals outlined by Opposition Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson, during his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament yesterday.

Mr. Robinson outlined the PNP’s plans to address the cost of living, as well as ensure that Jamaicans aged 65 and older benefit from a capped, flat-rate water bill to ease their financial strain, among other things.

Speaking at a pipeline commissioning ceremony in St. Elizabeth today, Mr. Holness noted that he does not believe in wishful thinking.

He pointed out that the previous PNP administration made promises that were not fulfilled.

Mr. Holness said his administration has ensured that the country has the economic stability and resources to provide capital projects that benefit citizens.

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Two British nationals arrested for attempting to smuggle cocaine through NMIA

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has ridiculed the Opposition People’s National Party (PNP) for what he described as only having promises or wishful thinking while lacking the wherewithal to deliver on those promises.

His comments come in the wake of proposals outlined by Opposition Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson, during his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament yesterday.

Mr. Robinson outlined the PNP’s plans to address the cost of living, as well as ensure that Jamaicans aged 65 and older benefit from a capped, flat-rate water bill to ease their financial strain, among other things.

Speaking at a pipeline commissioning ceremony in St. Elizabeth today, Mr. Holness noted that he does not believe in wishful thinking.

He pointed out that the previous PNP administration made promises that were not fulfilled.

Mr. Holness said his administration has ensured that the country has the economic stability and resources to provide capital projects that benefit citizens.

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PNP reiterates that Jamaica is experiencing an economic recession despite contrary claims by government

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has ridiculed the Opposition People’s National Party (PNP) for what he described as only having promises or wishful thinking while lacking the wherewithal to deliver on those promises.

His comments come in the wake of proposals outlined by Opposition Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson, during his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament yesterday.

Mr. Robinson outlined the PNP’s plans to address the cost of living, as well as ensure that Jamaicans aged 65 and older benefit from a capped, flat-rate water bill to ease their financial strain, among other things.

Speaking at a pipeline commissioning ceremony in St. Elizabeth today, Mr. Holness noted that he does not believe in wishful thinking.

He pointed out that the previous PNP administration made promises that were not fulfilled.

Mr. Holness said his administration has ensured that the country has the economic stability and resources to provide capital projects that benefit citizens.

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Finance spokesman Robinson outlines PNP proposals for addressing cost of living concerns

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has ridiculed the Opposition People’s National Party (PNP) for what he described as only having promises or wishful thinking while lacking the wherewithal to deliver on those promises.

His comments come in the wake of proposals outlined by Opposition Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson, during his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament yesterday.

Mr. Robinson outlined the PNP’s plans to address the cost of living, as well as ensure that Jamaicans aged 65 and older benefit from a capped, flat-rate water bill to ease their financial strain, among other things.

Speaking at a pipeline commissioning ceremony in St. Elizabeth today, Mr. Holness noted that he does not believe in wishful thinking.

He pointed out that the previous PNP administration made promises that were not fulfilled.

Mr. Holness said his administration has ensured that the country has the economic stability and resources to provide capital projects that benefit citizens.

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JCTU welcomes indication from government that wages will not be tied to the GDP

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has ridiculed the Opposition People’s National Party (PNP) for what he described as only having promises or wishful thinking while lacking the wherewithal to deliver on those promises.

His comments come in the wake of proposals outlined by Opposition Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson, during his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament yesterday.

Mr. Robinson outlined the PNP’s plans to address the cost of living, as well as ensure that Jamaicans aged 65 and older benefit from a capped, flat-rate water bill to ease their financial strain, among other things.

Speaking at a pipeline commissioning ceremony in St. Elizabeth today, Mr. Holness noted that he does not believe in wishful thinking.

He pointed out that the previous PNP administration made promises that were not fulfilled.

Mr. Holness said his administration has ensured that the country has the economic stability and resources to provide capital projects that benefit citizens.

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GCT on electricity for JPS postpaid residential customers to be reduced to 7% 

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has ridiculed the Opposition People’s National Party (PNP) for what he described as only having promises or wishful thinking while lacking the wherewithal to deliver on those promises.

His comments come in the wake of proposals outlined by Opposition Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson, during his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament yesterday.

Mr. Robinson outlined the PNP’s plans to address the cost of living, as well as ensure that Jamaicans aged 65 and older benefit from a capped, flat-rate water bill to ease their financial strain, among other things.

Speaking at a pipeline commissioning ceremony in St. Elizabeth today, Mr. Holness noted that he does not believe in wishful thinking.

He pointed out that the previous PNP administration made promises that were not fulfilled.

Mr. Holness said his administration has ensured that the country has the economic stability and resources to provide capital projects that benefit citizens.

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Finance Minister Fayval Williams says gvrnt has access to over $130B in a special shock absorption fund

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has ridiculed the Opposition People’s National Party (PNP) for what he described as only having promises or wishful thinking while lacking the wherewithal to deliver on those promises.

His comments come in the wake of proposals outlined by Opposition Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson, during his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament yesterday.

Mr. Robinson outlined the PNP’s plans to address the cost of living, as well as ensure that Jamaicans aged 65 and older benefit from a capped, flat-rate water bill to ease their financial strain, among other things.

Speaking at a pipeline commissioning ceremony in St. Elizabeth today, Mr. Holness noted that he does not believe in wishful thinking.

He pointed out that the previous PNP administration made promises that were not fulfilled.

Mr. Holness said his administration has ensured that the country has the economic stability and resources to provide capital projects that benefit citizens.

Read More

Three women charged with murder of Digicel employee Kevin Walker

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has ridiculed the Opposition People’s National Party (PNP) for what he described as only having promises or wishful thinking while lacking the wherewithal to deliver on those promises.

His comments come in the wake of proposals outlined by Opposition Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson, during his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament yesterday.

Mr. Robinson outlined the PNP’s plans to address the cost of living, as well as ensure that Jamaicans aged 65 and older benefit from a capped, flat-rate water bill to ease their financial strain, among other things.

Speaking at a pipeline commissioning ceremony in St. Elizabeth today, Mr. Holness noted that he does not believe in wishful thinking.

He pointed out that the previous PNP administration made promises that were not fulfilled.

Mr. Holness said his administration has ensured that the country has the economic stability and resources to provide capital projects that benefit citizens.

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Man shot and wounded after allegedly threatening police with piece of board in Spalding

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has ridiculed the Opposition People’s National Party (PNP) for what he described as only having promises or wishful thinking while lacking the wherewithal to deliver on those promises.

His comments come in the wake of proposals outlined by Opposition Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson, during his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament yesterday.

Mr. Robinson outlined the PNP’s plans to address the cost of living, as well as ensure that Jamaicans aged 65 and older benefit from a capped, flat-rate water bill to ease their financial strain, among other things.

Speaking at a pipeline commissioning ceremony in St. Elizabeth today, Mr. Holness noted that he does not believe in wishful thinking.

He pointed out that the previous PNP administration made promises that were not fulfilled.

Mr. Holness said his administration has ensured that the country has the economic stability and resources to provide capital projects that benefit citizens.

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Gov’t to outline plans to acquire more land to facilitate large housing projects

Prime Minister Andrew Holness has ridiculed the Opposition People’s National Party (PNP) for what he described as only having promises or wishful thinking while lacking the wherewithal to deliver on those promises.

His comments come in the wake of proposals outlined by Opposition Spokesman on Finance Julian Robinson, during his contribution to the budget debate in Parliament yesterday.

Mr. Robinson outlined the PNP’s plans to address the cost of living, as well as ensure that Jamaicans aged 65 and older benefit from a capped, flat-rate water bill to ease their financial strain, among other things.

Speaking at a pipeline commissioning ceremony in St. Elizabeth today, Mr. Holness noted that he does not believe in wishful thinking.

He pointed out that the previous PNP administration made promises that were not fulfilled.

Mr. Holness said his administration has ensured that the country has the economic stability and resources to provide capital projects that benefit citizens.

Read More