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SHMark Golding Eluded to Members of Parliament who also in Construction Making Millions in Profit BUT NOT DECLARING TAXES that matches.
I have a few suspects
What a presentation @markjgolding
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JAOpposition Leader Mark Golding has begun delivering his presentation in the 2026/27 Budget Debate at Gordon House in downtown Kingston, opening the Opposition’s contribution to the annual parliamentary discussions.
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CVOpposition Leader Mark Golding delivered his address to Parliament in the ongoing 2026/2027 Budget Debate.
From criticizing the Andrew Holness-led administration for a budget he says will ultimately set more Jamaicans back financially, to declaring that his party has a better plan and demanding an end to NHT withdrawals, he is convinced the poor will face more “bitter medicine” under the JLP.
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JLSenator Morgan made it clear.
This Appropriation Bill is not about talk. It is about delivering real solutions for Jamaican people, especially as families continue to rebuild after Hurricane Melissa.
More opportunities. Real investments in housing, agriculture, education, and livelihoods.
While others focus on politics, this Jamaica Labour Party Administration is focused on people. Focused on progress. Focused on moving Jamaica from resilience to resurgence.
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JAOpposition Leader Mark Golding is calling for stronger support for anti-corruption measures and institutions aimed at promoting good governance and moral values in Jamaica. Golding said the People’s National Party remains committed to upholding principles of good governance, and urged the government to strengthen efforts to investigate unexplained wealth.
For full story: Click on the link in our Stories or on the News highlight. #GLNRToday
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YADuring the 2025 campaign…
No mention.
No warning.
No signal.
Then after the election…
💰 The salary decision surfaced.
Some are calling it strategy…
Others are calling it deception.
What do YOU think? 👇💬 Is this fair to the Jamaican people?
👍 Yes
👎 No
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JUDuring the Budget Debate, I made it clear that Jamaicans did not have to be faced with new taxes.
On All Angles, I broke down how existing surpluses within public institutions and faster implementation of revenue-generating systems could deliver results in the short term.
The solutions are there. The question is whether there is the will to act.
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ANDuring my presentation of the 2026 National Budget, I noted that my decision to forego any salary increase as Prime Minister was not symbolic, it carries implications for past, present, and future holders of this office and must be carefully considered.
The Jamaican people have renewed their confidence in this Administration, and with that mandate comes a greater responsibility to lead with prudence, transparency, and purpose.
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RIWas Mark Golding’s recent stance during the 2026-27 budget debate a calculated move or a political misstep?
While accountability and ethical leadership are undoubtedly the cornerstones of effective governance, timing and focus are everything in the arena of politics. The critique here centers on why revisiting the Prime Minister’s 2023 salary increase—years after the fact and after accepting the same across-the-board adjustments—might have missed the mark.
When the nation is grappling with multifaceted, urgent crises, is rehashing a settled issue the most effective use of political capital? It’s a fascinating look at the strategy behind the headlines and what actually resonates with citizens facing real-world pressure today.
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JAOpposition Leader Mark Golding is calling for clear solutions to ease the burden on Jamaicans as he heads into Gordon House for the Prime Minister’s Budget Debate contribution.
Golding said he is hoping to hear a plan from Andrew Holness to address rising global pressures, including increasing oil, energy, agricultural and manufacturing costs, alongside the lingering impact of hurricane damage in western Jamaica.
“I don’t know what to expect, but I hope he will come with a plan for taking the pressure off the people of Jamaica at this time,” Golding stated.
He added that Jamaicans will need “competent leadership” to navigate the current economic challenges.
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JARunning out of ideas?
Just retreat 30 years into the past and rewrite history.
While Jamaica is navigating a post-hurricane economic crisis, rising living costs and a tax package squeezing the pockets of ordinary Jamaicans the Prime Minister's response is to dust off a 30-year-old narrative about FINSAC.
In the words of Opposition Leader @MarkJGolding:
"It is the refuge of someone who has run out of ideas."
His own Government wasted over J$150 million on a FINSAC report that was never completed and never delivered to the Jamaican people. And now he wants to rewrite that same history to suit his narrative?
Jamaica does not need spin. Jamaica does not need a trip down a politically convenient memory lane.
Jamaica needs bold leadership, a recovery plan and a Government that is focused on the challenges of TODAY not 30 years ago.
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MCA SOBERING ASSESSMENT OF THE 2026 BUDGET DEBATE: HOLNESS’ MEASURED REBUTTAL AND GOLDING’S POLITICAL GAMBLE.
In the theatre of parliamentary democracy, moments arise that do more than score political points—they shape perception, reinforce leadership credibility, and signal readiness for governance. The 2026 budget debate in Jamaica offered such a moment, defined by the sharp contrast between Prime Minister Andrew Holness and Opposition Leader Mark Golding.
Dr. Holness’ presentation was notable not for theatrics alone, but for its deliberate blend of calm authority, data-driven argument, and calculated humor. Where Golding’s earlier contribution leaned heavily into rhetoric—at times energetic, even forceful, but bordering on exaggeration—the Prime Minister’s response sought to dismantle those claims with a methodical precision. This was not merely rebuttal for rebuttal’s sake; it was a strategic exercise in reinforcing competence.
Holness framed his argument around continuity and performance, reminding the House—and by extension, the country—of the electoral mandate granted in 2025. His message was clear: the Jamaican electorate had already weighed competing visions and returned his administration for a third term, not out of habit, but out of confidence in stewardship. In this context, Golding’s presentation was cast as less a fresh alternative and more a recycling of proposals that voters had previously declined.
Yet, what elevated Holness’ performance beyond the technical was his command of tone. At key moments, he employed wit to disarm his opponent—turning Golding’s own illustrative props into points of vulnerability. The now-discussed comparison between the cost of water and fuel became, under Holness’ critique, an example of disconnect. By invoking the availability of lower-cost water options through the National Water Commission, he reframed the argument from one of abstract cost comparison to one of lived reality. The implication was subtle but effective: leadership must reflect the practical choices of ordinary Jamaicans, not curated examples that suggest privilege or detachment.
This interplay of humor and critique produced a noticeable shift in t
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