'We'll do it again' - GOLDING PROMISES MORE PROTESTS
OPPOSITION LEADER Bruce Golding lauded yesterday's islandwide protests, promising that his Jamaica Labour Party (JLP) would take to the streets again if the Government did not pay more attention to the plight of the poor.

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LIKE SCATTERED rain, residents in Spanish Town and other areas of St. Catherine, protested rising consumer prices in pockets of rage, spilling piles of debris across busy roadways and prevented traffic for hours yesterday morning.

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JAMAICANS ARE justifiably unhappy. High and increasing energy prices have increased the cost of living, as they have done in all oil importing countries across the world. The impact of the standard of living and quality of life of the people...

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LETTER OF THE DAY - Disappointed at oldstyle JLP demonstration
THE EDITOR, Sir: I WANT to register my deep disappointment at Bruce Golding's decision to demonstrate today (Tuesday). Is this the new JLP? Looks like the worst style of the old JLP to me.

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AS SEPTEMBER gathers together its autumnal garbs, hurtling the island toward cooler months, last Sunday was time for another instalment of 'Jazz in the Gardens' by the gazebo at the Pegasus Hotel in New Kingston.

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